Description

Dark Fine Bark is a douglas fir and hemlock bark, commonly referred to as a double-grind that is fine in consistency without many chunks or pieces. It is a dark reddish-brown in color and of a similar grind and consistency as Fine Bark, but has been aged to have a darker color.

Using bark mulch as a ground cover helps suppress weed growth and retain soil moisture. Typical installation involves a layer of bark 2 - 4" thick that will need to be replenished about once a year. Be sure when laying bark to pull the material back from the stalks of your shrubs and plants to allow air flow and prevent rotting.



Common Uses:

• Flower Beds
• Groundcover
• Mulch

Areas Served

Kitsap County Including:

Bainbridge Island, Breidablick, Bremerton, Brownsville, Camp Union, Chico, Crosby, Gorst, Hansville, Holly, Illahee, Indianola, Keyport, Kingston, Lofall, Manchester, Nellita, Olalla, Port Gamble, Port Orchard, Poulsbo, Seabeck, Silverdale, Southworth, Sunnyslope, Suquamish, Tracyton, Union

Pierce County Including:

Arletta, Artondale, Canterwood, Crescent Lake, Edgewood, Fife, Fircrest, Fox Island, Gig Harbor, Home, Key Center, Lakebay, Lakewood, Longbranch, Milton, Point Fosdick, Purdy, Puyallup, Raft Island, Richmond Point, Rosedale, Tacoma, University Place, Vaughn, Wauna, Wollochet

 

Mason County Including:

Allyn, Belfair, Dewatto, Fair Harbor, Grapeview, Harstene Island, Little Hoquiam, Mason Lake, Stretch Island, Tahuya, Treasure Island, Union, Victor

 

Jefferson County Including:

Chimacum, Indian Island, Marrowstone Island, Port Hadlock, Port Townsend

 

Don't see your neighborhood?

We will occasionally make deliveries beyond these areas for specialty rock and flagstones. E-mail us to ask about availability in your area (Washington State only please).