$148.00
Per Yard
Large Chunk Bark is for buyers who want a mulch product that stays in place, looks natural, and does the job without needing to be replaced as often as finer materials.
Large Chunk Bark is the mulch choice for buyers who want coverage that holds up better than shredded material. The larger chunk size makes it more resistant to displacement in wind or rain, and it tends to break down more slowly than finer wood products. That means less refreshing over time and a more consistent look throughout the season. Buyers often choose large chunk bark for areas where standard mulch tends to wash away or blow around, or where they want a more rustic, natural appearance. Saratoga Springs, Lehi, American Fork, Draper, Sandy, Cottonwood Heights, and throughout the Salt Lake Valley.
Ideal For
Garden beds; Around trees and large shrubs; Slopes and areas where lighter mulch tends to wash away; Spaces where a more natural, rugged appearance is preferred
Best Use
Apply 3 to 4 inches deep for good coverage and moisture retention; Use in areas where wind or water movement tends to displace finer mulch; Keep pulled back from direct contact with plant stems
Key Benefits
More resistant to displacement than finer mulch; Slower to break down, meaning less frequent refreshing; Creates a natural, textured appearance in beds; Practical for slopes and exposed areas
Large Chunk Bark is the mulch choice for buyers who want coverage that holds up better than shredded material. The larger chunk size makes it more resistant to displacement in wind or rain, and it tends to break down more slowly than finer wood products. That means less refreshing over time and a more consistent look throughout the season. Buyers
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These calculators are only intended to provide approximations. They will assist you in determining the quantity required; nevertheless, differences in subgrade, subgrade compaction, or erroneous measurements, even by a quarter of an inch, might make a difference.