What type of hardwood mulch will last the longest? | | Pine | 14% | | Cypress | 26% | | Cedar | 42% | | Not sure | 11% | | There is no difference | 4% | | | | | Question: What type of hardwood mulch will last the longest? Top Answer (42% of 42 votes): Cedar.
Answer: Cedar
Explanation: For me it's the best out of the three | | Midwest four seasons landscaping | Answer: Pine
Explanation: Pine bark offers a long-lasting, dark color. It doesn't compact as much as other types of mulch, allowing water to reach the soil more easily, and its sponge-like consistency helps retain moisture. Pine bark increases the acidity of the soil as it breaks down, so it works well for plants that need acidic conditions. | | C&R Landscaping | Answer: Cypress
Explanation: Cypress will take the longest to brake down but it will fade from the sun UV raze. | | B- Sharp Property Maintenance | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Not sure | | Roop's Lawn Services, LLC | Answer: Cypress
Explanation: Cypress decompose slow. Make up of larger chuncks. | | Rick and Rondas Landscapes | Answer: Cedar
Explanation: Cedar would last the longest. | | DG Lawnscaping | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Cypress
Explanation: In Florida, Cypress mulch lasts longest, as long as it is not removed via shrub pruning under shrubs, trees, etc. However, no matter what, it needs to be replenished every six months. | | TeamWorx Property Services | Answer: Cedar
Explanation: Cedar generally lasts longer. | | Superior Lawns and More |
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