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Straw Bale
$13.50
Excellent use for mulch, keeping the soil moist and preventing the top layer from getting too dry. Straw can also crush weeds and will compost over time improves the soil and protects your plants from drought stress and weeds.
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Light and fluffy straw. Excellent use for mulch, keeping the soil moist and preventing the top layer from getting too dry. Straw can also crush weeds and will compost over time improves the soil and protects your plants from drought stress and weeds.
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