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Help finding pine park

11 years ago

I live in the Houston area and am having a little trouble finding good amounts of pine park other than the pet shop stores. Pet shop stores are a bit pricey, therefore am needing anyones help here reading and in the Houston are that have been able to find the bark in larger bags.

Any ideas is greatly appreciated and Thank you in advance.

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sandywillow
Original Author
11 years ago
Sorry for the typo... Looking for Pine Bark
edweather USDA 9a, HZ 9, Sunset 28
11 years ago
Keep looking in garden centers, nurserys, big box, mulch/top soil places, Agway. You should do ok in Houston. Don't get discouraged early. I was in the same boat a few years ago, and ended up finding several sources in a much less populated area than Houston. The bags are sometimes labeled Pine Bark Mulch, or Soil Conditioner.
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tn_gardening
11 years ago
A couple months ago, i found bags of pine mulch at the orange home improvement store. Last week, all I could find was pine min-nuggets. The mini-nuggets were noticeably larger. Maybe big blue store has the pine mulch?

I guess I could always use my mower to shred the pine nuggets

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