Garden bark, wood bark & bark chippings in bags or bulk for borders, beds & pathways
Looking for garden bark or landscape bark to tidy borders and beds and create natural-looking pathways? Our range includes bark chippings and wood chippings for garden projects of all sizes, with bags and bulk options delivered direct to site.
Garden bark, wood bark and bark chippings available in bags and bulk with free delivery across mainland UK.
Price range: £209.99 through £409.99
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Garden bark is used on borders and beds, around shrubs and trees, and for general landscaping. It creates a tidy finish, helps suppress weeds when laid at the right depth, and helps the soil retain moisture.
Landscape bark is garden bark used for larger areas and general landscaping projects. It's a practical, free-draining option for covering borders, beds and open spaces.
Bark chippings are laid as a surface layer on planting areas. They help suppress weeds, reduce soil splash onto plants, and retain moisture in the ground. They also give borders and landscaped areas a neat, natural appearance.
Bark chippings are made mainly from bark. Wood chippings are made from timber and may include some bark depending on the grade. Both are free-draining and suitable for general garden use, although wood chippings usually break down faster than bark products.
For most garden uses, bark should be laid at around 50–75mm deep. This helps with weed suppression and improves how long the layer lasts. Spread it evenly, allow for natural settlement, and top up as needed over time.
Use the calculator on the product page. Enter your length, width and desired depth to estimate the volume required, then choose the nearest bag or bulk option.
Yes. Landscape bark is available in bulk bags for larger projects, as well as smaller bag options for work around the garden.
We deliver across the UK. Select your product and delivery option at checkout to see availability for your area.
Yes. Bark works well in borders and beds because it keeps planting areas looking tidy and helps suppress weeds and retain soil moisture when laid at a suitable depth.
Yes, but check the existing layer first. If it has heavily decomposed or compacted, a thin top-up may not last long. For best results, either top up to a suitable depth or remove and replace material that has broken down significantly.
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