Products

SERVING THE MIDWEST FOR OVER 60 YEARS

Products

GROUND HARDWOOD BARK A double processed hardwood bark, primarily of oak species, very uniform, and a consistent rich dark color.
AGED SAWDUST A natural aged wood product consisting of primarily oak species five to ten years old, dark red to black in color, and very uniform in size.
CEDAR MULCH A single ground Eastern Red Cedar species with a red and gold color, uniform coarse grind, pleasant aroma, natural insect deterrents, and a very long life.
WOOD CHIPS A chipped hardwood species produced from slabs and scrap, uniform in size, low bark content for pulp production, with good attributes for walking trails or playground surfaces.
GROUND PINE BARK A double ground pine bark, very uniform in size, low p.h., minimal wood fiber, excellent for potting programs or landscaping mulch.
HARDWOOD MULCH A single processed hardwood material produced from the wood fiber of hardwood species, coarse in size and light brown to dark brown in color
KIDDIE KUSHION™ A premium choice for playground surfacing produced from virgin hardwood species, primarily oak, double ground for consistence, and tested to meet all ASTM standards. (ASTM playground test results available upon request.)
OZARK BLACK A triple ground hardwood bark, primarily oak, extremely consistent, black in color and very dense.
OZARK RED A double processed hardwood material produced from the virgin wood fiber of oak species, uniform coarse grind and reddish brown color.
SHREDDED HARDWOOD BARK A single processed hardwood bark, primarily of oak species, coarse in size, and light brown in color.
SHREDDED PINE MULCH A single ground mixture of pine bark and pine wood, uniform coarse grind and golden color.
COLORED HARDWOOD MULCH A single processed hardwood material produced from the wood fiber of hardwood species, colored with a brilliant, ruby red dye. (Other colors available.)
FRESH SAWDUST A clean fresh sawmill residue of hardwood species, very uniform in particle size, light in color, and can be ordered in either oak or soft hardwoods (Cottonwood, soft maple, sycamore).

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