Compressed Block Family
A better way to garden
No more heavy, bulky bags. Lightweight and easy to spread.
No more heavy, bulky bags. Lightweight and easy to spread.
No more heavy, bulky bags. Lightweight and easy to spread.
Water absorbing so it stays in place when wet, won't wash away with wind or rain.
Improved moisture retention supports seed germination and healthier root development.
Supports stronger root growth and better nutrient retention.
Water less often, lasts up to 2 years.
Water less often, saves time and money.
Retains water longer, so you water less often.
The sustainable alternative that preserves our forests and reduces water use.
A better choice for your lawn and our planet.
Made from renewable coconut husks. The sustainable choice for your garden and our planet.
From Block to Garden in Minutes
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Better for Your Garden, Better for Our Planet. • No More Heavy, Bulky Bags • Save Time & Money • Superior Performance • Better Than Traditional Alternatives • Protecting Our Peat Bogs.
It is not bulky like traditional mulch as I cannot handle the large, unforgiving bags. It's easy to carry, just let it soak and spread.
— Flagal
Was easy to fluff and put down. Been in place for a couple weeks and so far I like it. Especially like that no trees were cut down to make it since it's coconuts. Save the earth, go coconuts!
— K. Rodriguez
When you add water it expands, and expands. It makes my garden look so much nicer and when you water, it is drinking it also, to hold the moisture for the plants. Not as much watering is needed.
— Dipp
Placed mulch in areas that have great soil loss. After several flash floods recently, the mulch did not wash away!
— S. Freeman
This stuff was great. Saved my back and multiple trips to the store!
— Alichi
I'm very impressed with this coconut mulch. It's a nice naturally colored brown, covers great, sustainable, and lasts longer and looks better than the artificially colored mulches that are so common.
— Dr. Franco
