Ourimbah Landscape Supplies
Bark & Mulch on the Central Coast
- Specialists in Decorative Landscape Materials
- Family-Owned with Personalised Service
- Fast, Reliable Local Delivery Available
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Mulches
- Tree Mulch – Mulched up tree and leaf matter.
- Hardwood Chip – 25mm chops from hardwood trees, colour not always consistent.
- Eucy Mulch – A finer version of hardwood chip, mulched down to 5-10mm.
- Red Wood Chip – Red dyed version of hardwood chip.
- Pine Bark – 15-25mm pine nuggets with a stringy bark component.
- Cypress Mulch – Finely mulched cypress pine.
Central Coast Bark & Mulch
A fresh layer of mulch does more than make your garden look neat—it’s one of the easiest ways to protect and improve your soil. At Ourimbah Landscape Supplies on the Central Coast, we provide a wide range of bark and mulch options designed to keep moisture in, suppress weeds, and feed your garden over time. Whether you're tidying up a flower bed, prepping a playground, or covering large landscape areas, we’ve got materials that are functional, long-lasting, and great-looking. From soft natural bark to coloured chip and organic mulch blends, we’ve got options to suit every outdoor space and project.
Not sure which mulch is right for your garden? Call our friendly team on (02) 4362 2514 for expert advice and local delivery options.
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Mulch Types That Work Hard
Mulch is more than just ground cover—it’s a key part of maintaining soil health and plant performance. We stock a variety of mulches including hardwood chip, softfall bark, forest fines, composted mulch, coloured mulches, and organic options, each suited to different landscaping needs.
Whether you want a natural look, maximum water retention, or a kid-safe surface, we can help you choose a product that ticks all the boxes. Plus, mulching reduces erosion and keeps roots cooler in summer and warmer in winter—perfect for Aussie gardens. Our mulches are available in small or bulk quantities, so whether you're touching up a corner or covering an entire site, we’ve got you sorted.
Drop in to check out your options or get in touch to place a delivery order today—making your garden look great just got easier.
What's the best mulch to use in a vegetable garden?
Organic mulches like straw, sugarcane, or composted bark are great for veggie gardens. They break down over time, enriching the soil with nutrients and improving its structure. These mulches also help retain moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature. Avoid dyed or treated mulches in food-growing areas. Lay the mulch 5–7 cm thick around plants, keeping a little space clear at the base of stems to prevent rot and pests.
How often should mulch be replaced?
Most mulches should be refreshed once or twice a year, depending on the type and how quickly it breaks down. Organic mulches like bark or composted mulch decompose over time, enriching the soil but thinning out. Check the mulch layer regularly—if it’s less than 5 cm thick or looks faded and patchy, it’s time for a top-up. Replacing mulch also keeps your garden looking neat and helps maintain its protective benefits.
What's the difference between bark and mulch?
Bark is a type of mulch, but not all mulch is bark. Bark mulch is made from tree bark—usually pine or hardwood—and tends to break down more slowly, making it ideal for long-term coverage. Other mulches may include composted green waste, straw, wood chips, or synthetic materials. Each type has different benefits. Bark is great for decorative appeal and durability, while composted mulches feed the soil faster but need more frequent replenishing.
