Pine Straw Info

the what, where and how of pine straw mulch

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3820 Sir Gawain
Nacogdoches, Texas 75965

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Why use Pine Straw?

longevity -
doesn't float and wash away and breaks down more slowly, so it doesn't need to be reapplied as frequently as other mulches

lightweight -
easily handled and lighter per cubic foot than most other mulches: bales are easy to carry and cover much more area by equivalent weight than most all other mulches!

sustainable/natural -
no harvesting of trees to produce and it's organic

cost -
cost per square foot competitive with other premium mulches

soil health -
breathes better, doesn't compact, and allows for better water infiltration

plant health -
adds organic material and nutrients to soil and reduces weeds

visually appealing -
the uniform color and fine texture brings out the color, contrast, and texture of your landscape

erosion control -
doesn't float and wash away so you can also use it where grass won't grow to hold soil; great for sloped areas and walkways or paths

pest free -
doesn't attract termites

quick and simple -
easy to apply: just grab handfuls and scatter by hand

Master Gardeners use it -
you should see their flowerbeds!

Zoos use it -
it's easy to clean and replace without destroying the soil in the exhibit and some animals enjoy it as bedding

Great for nests -
used frequently for bird houses and nesting boxes
Great for large environmental remediation projects -
environmental restoration
erosion control / soil stabilization
storm water pollution prevention plan (SWP3) structural controls
storm water (SWP3) best management practices (BMP), local / city / county / state / federal government use, consent decrees, agreed orders, supplemental environmental projects (SEP), environmentally beneficial uses, new installations, landscaping, new construction or modifications, and any other large or small projects