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The Hull Farm of Lake Geneva is a proud supporter of the 2023 Wisconsin State Fair! You can find our 100% Natural Cocoa Shell Mulch in The Grand Champion Hall and in flower beds throughout the fair grounds!
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Cocoa shell mulch, also called cocoa mulch, cocoa bean...
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This 100-percent natural cocoa shell mulch is a unique soil enhancement for flower beds and vegetable gardens introduced by the Hull Farm nearly 30 years ago. A by-product of roasted cocoa beans, the rich brown discarded hulls were intended to be an environmentally friendly, eye-catching alternative to standard mulch applications.
30 Ιαν 2024 · Cocoa bean mulch is a natural, organic mulch that has a number of benefits for plants. It can help to improve soil drainage, retain moisture, suppress weeds, and attract beneficial insects. Cocoa bean mulch is available for purchase online, at local garden centers, and at farmers markets.
An organic mulching material made from the outer shell of the cocoa bean. The shells break down slowly and will not disappear into the soil. Apply during springtime to suppress weed growth, retain moisture, and enrich the soil with nutrients. During winter, it acts as insulation. Comes in 2 cu. ft. bag.
A wholly organic mulching material made from the outer shell of the cocoa bean. The material breaks down slowly and will not disappear into the soil. Apply in the spring or summer to help reduce weeds and conserve water. Comes in 2-cubic feet bag.
We are a family owned and operated business that manufactures Cocoa Bean Shells for garden mulch in southeastern Wisconsin. We have been a distributor for the past 30 years. We offer different varieties of for flowers, evergreens, or your landscape needs.
10 Σεπ 2024 · Gardens love mulch. And, cocoa mulch–from the shells of cocoa beans–well, that’s just an extra treat. Not only does cocoa shell mulch offer the same benefits as bark mulch—it keeps weeds at bay, protects plants and prevents water evaporation—but it also smells and looks amazing. And, it’s green!
