Wood Chips - Unscreened

Mulching in Naturalized Areas:

• Great for woodland trails, native plant gardens, and permaculture zones.
• Suppresses weeds and retains moisture in a cost-effective way.

Erosion Control:

• Used on slopes, banks, and disturbed soils to prevent runoff and hold soil in place.
• Provides temporary stabilization in construction zones.

Composting & Soil Building:

• Acts as a carbon-rich (“brown”) material in compost piles or sheet mulching.
• Can be layered over grass or newspaper for lasagna gardening or no-dig beds.

Pathways in Agricultural or Farm Settings:

• Covers muddy or high-traffic areas like chicken runs, animal pens, or barn paths.
• Inexpensive ground cover that breaks down slowly over time.

Backyard or Utility Use:

• Great for large-scale, informal landscaping where aesthetics are not a concern.
• Useful for temporary ground cover or fill.

Woodland Trails & Fire Buffer Zones:

• Widely used in forestry or park settings for trail building and clearing zones around structures.