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Bathurst Garden Mulch

At Hotham's Sand, Soil & Gravel Supplies, we stock a huge range of bark and garden mulch in Bathurst to suit all types of landscaping projects. Whether you're mulching for water retention, protecting garden beds or setting up soft-fall areas, we’ve got the right product for the job. Our range includes decorative woodchips, botanical bark, Playsafe-certified soft-fall mulch, eucalyptus mulch, redwood chip, sugar cane, lucerne bales and tea tree mulch — all selected for performance, appearance and plant compatibility. Pair it with compost or lawn care products for even better results across your outdoor spaces.


  • Decorative bark & woodchip are available
  • Great for moisture retention & plant health
  • Suitable for garden beds, pathways & playgrounds


All bark and mulch products are available for pickup or delivery across Bathurst, Orange, Lithgow, Dubbo and Mudgee. Call 02 6332 3111 to find out what’s in stock and what’s best for your space.

Tidy, Tough & Made to Last

Bark isn’t just for show — it adds structure, protects your soil and breaks down slowly over time to improve overall health. At Hotham’s Sand, Soil & Gravel Supplies, we stock durable bark blends ideal for both decorative finishes and functional coverage across large beds and open areas. It’s low-maintenance, long-lasting and well-suited to local conditions.


  • Ideal for native gardens & wide beds
  • Helps reduce erosion on sloped ground
  • Breaks down slowly to enrich the soil


Whether you’re filling out formal beds or covering larger areas, Hotham’s Sand, Soil & Gravel Supplies has the right bark to keep your garden tidy, protected and thriving.

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