This is the perfect time of year to prepare your garden for the warmer months.
After the long dry winter, now is when you can take advantage of the recent showers and warmth and get your garden beds ready for summer.
The first step to locking in the precious moisture is to mulch. And generally, when people think mulch, they tend to automatically think 'bark'.
But have you ever considered using a decorative pebble instead?
Sunshine Coast Pebbles
Decorative pebbles are not only functional, but beautiful to look at in your garden. The advantage of using pebbles rather than a bark to mulch your garden beds is that unlike bark, pebbles do not break down over time. So you don't have to replace them every year.
Pebbles are clean, and easy to apply.
If you are planning to use pebbles as a mulch, there are a few important steps you will want to follow to get the best results and to keep those pesky weeds from over-running your garden beds.
Crushed White 20mm pebble is a firm favourite amongst professional landscapers and designers and home gardeners alike. It is suitable for so many applications and looks amazing in all types of landscape design.
The chilly winds seem to have chased the rain away and it is the perfect time to get a generous layer of mulch down to lock in the moisture, keeps the weeds at bay and keep your plants warm.
Both garden soils and plants benefit from mulch. While you can mulch at any time of the year, doing so in autumn makes a lot of sense. Here are some tips to make sure your plants thrive after an application of organic mulch!