Want to kill those pesky weeds in your garden without resorting to toxic weedkiller? Mulch is a good alternative as it not only forms a barrier to dissuade the growth of weeds, but it also retains moisture in the soil below it and protects young roots from extreme temperatures.
One innovation in the mulching world is Chimney Sheep‘s felt mulch, made from recycled coffee sacks. It comes in various sizes, is ideal for both plant pots and beds, and lasts for at least a year. The company also offers sheep wool felt for larger areas.
Why is it called Chimney Sheep? Because the material was originally made for use as a draught excluder in chimneys…
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Want to kill those pesky weeds in your garden without resorting to toxic weedkiller? Mulch is a good alternative as it not only forms a barrier to dissuade the growth of weeds, but it also retains moisture in the soil below it and protects young roots from extreme temperatures.
One innovation in the mulching world is Chimney Sheep‘s felt mulch, made from recycled coffee sacks. It comes in various sizes, is ideal for both plant pots and beds, and lasts for at least a year. The company also offers sheep wool felt for larger areas.
Why is it called Chimney Sheep? Because the material was originally made for use as a draught excluder in chimneys…