Description
Organic Straw Mulch
Straw for Mulch For Sale at BuildASoil
Looking for mulch but don't have a farm in your backyard?
We now have the Organic Certification for this straw!!
We have access to an abundance of straw and are happy to ship you some for your small garden. Larger gardens will benefit from sourcing locally.
This barley straw is CERTIFIED ORGANIC and comes from a local farm.
We get MONSTER bales by the full truckload and then store it on pallets under hay tarps to ensure the cleanest organic straw for your garden.
Looking for something that has NO seeds? Check out our Blue Oyster Mushroom Straw Logs. They are made on an organic mushroom farm and pre-sterilized before they grow mushrooms on them.
Useful Info
1 Cubic Foot of straw doesn't weigh much but will easily mulch 6-12 plants depending on the depth of mulch and the size of the container. The straw is compressed when baled and we do not fluff it up before packaging. So 1 bag will hold more than you think.
Approximate measurements:
2 Gallon Bag - Good for 1-3 plants
1/2 Cubic Foot Bag - Good for 5-10 Plants
1 Cubic Foot Bag - Good for 6-12 Plants
Fluffed Box - This is a 30x18x18 box is uncompressed barley straw from our compressed bales.
Compressed Box - This is a 30x18x18 box that we stuff full of compressed barley straw.
The weight of the boxes may vary, but we will always get them as full as possible!
Free Bonus - This straw will have seeds in it still and you will have volunteer "Living Mulch" in your containers. This grass will move moisture around in your soil container and provide additional root exudates to feed the microlife.
If you have been waiting to mulch until you get a round to it.... Well that day is today.
Add a box of Organic Straw to your shopping cart and take your garden to the next level.
How To Use
Top dress your containers for a sweet straw mulch layer.
I often put my straw into a tub or bucket and moisten it so that it's less dusty and clean and easy to apply as mulch. You could even presoak your straw in Yah-Whey or something microbial to help kick start the break down.
Description
Organic Straw Mulch
Straw for Mulch For Sale at BuildASoil
Looking for mulch but don't have a farm in your backyard?
We now have the Organic Certification for this straw!!
We have access to an abundance of straw and are happy to ship you some for your small garden. Larger gardens will benefit from sourcing locally.
This barley straw is CERTIFIED ORGANIC and comes from a local farm.
We get MONSTER bales by the full truckload and then store it on pallets under hay tarps to ensure the cleanest organic straw for your garden.
Looking for something that has NO seeds? Check out our Blue Oyster Mushroom Straw Logs. They are made on an organic mushroom farm and pre-sterilized before they grow mushrooms on them.
Useful Info
1 Cubic Foot of straw doesn't weigh much but will easily mulch 6-12 plants depending on the depth of mulch and the size of the container. The straw is compressed when baled and we do not fluff it up before packaging. So 1 bag will hold more than you think.
Approximate measurements:
2 Gallon Bag - Good for 1-3 plants
1/2 Cubic Foot Bag - Good for 5-10 Plants
1 Cubic Foot Bag - Good for 6-12 Plants
Fluffed Box - This is a 30x18x18 box is uncompressed barley straw from our compressed bales.
Compressed Box - This is a 30x18x18 box that we stuff full of compressed barley straw.
The weight of the boxes may vary, but we will always get them as full as possible!
Free Bonus - This straw will have seeds in it still and you will have volunteer "Living Mulch" in your containers. This grass will move moisture around in your soil container and provide additional root exudates to feed the microlife.
If you have been waiting to mulch until you get a round to it.... Well that day is today.
Add a box of Organic Straw to your shopping cart and take your garden to the next level.
How To Use
Top dress your containers for a sweet straw mulch layer.
I often put my straw into a tub or bucket and moisten it so that it's less dusty and clean and easy to apply as mulch. You could even presoak your straw in Yah-Whey or something microbial to help kick start the break down.