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ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE
Strulch – We are so
proud of our invention
My husband Geoff invented Strulch at Leeds University.
I started the business in 2004 and it has been a labour of love ever since.
Why do people come back again and again? Because Strulch is a quality organic product that does what we claim on the bag. It is light and easy to use, lasts for up to two years, keeps moisture in the soil and reduces weed germination by 95%.
It has a neutral pH so can be used around all plants including vegetables and the texture of the mulch together with the added minerals deters slugs and snails.
We sell in bulk and you can buy small amounts from our stockists.
Find out about Strulch on our website – www.strulch.co.uk or give me a call (01943 863610). Happy cultivating. Jackie Whiteley
DUAL ACTION
with slug & snail deterrent
As used on the Eden Project and by the RHS
Reduces weed growth by up to 95% Retains moisture around plants Enriches the soil and improves structure Light, easy to use & lasts up to two years Deters slugs & snails
This neutral pH mulch comes on pallets of
25 or 50 x 150 ltr bags each covering 4.5 sq m
www.strulch.co.uk Tel: 01943 863610
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KEEP MOISTURE IN WITH...
MULCH
There are many bene ts of mulching your plants, including reducing the amount
of weeds, improving soil conditions and retaining soil moisture. Some mulches can even deter slugs and snails due to their rough texture.
Most mulches fall into two broad
groups; biodegradable mulches and non- biodegradable mulches. The main difference between them is that biodegradable improves the soil structure and texture as
it releases nutrients into the soil and rots down, whereas non-biodegradable mulches do not, but they do still have a vast amount of bene ts mentioned above.
Mulch is applied in thick layers of 2/3 inches over warm, wet soil in autumn or mid to late spring and remember to leave a space around woody stems.


































































































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