Simplifies Gardening
Sustainably Sourced
Saves Water
Regulates Soil Temp
Supresses Weeds
Reduces Fertilizer User
I was pleased last summer with your typha product as a mulch. I used it on a stepping stone path to prevent weeds while the pussytoes are growing to fill the gaps. I only needed a very thin layer and it did very well indeed with staying in place. It was also pleasant to walk on in bare feet. Love it!
Shelley Malyk
Winnipeg gardening enthusiast
The typha fibres work really well as mulch, the best product I have ever used in my garden. It absorbs water well, no weed seeds, easy to apply and add to. I want more!
Joe Ankerman
University of Manitoba's Sustainability In-Action Facility Manager
Typha nice fine mulch is perfect to ensure perennial survival and lessen the risk of root bulb from pushing out of the ground.
Ashley, Soil Scientist
Gardening in Canada
Typha fibres nicely intertwine, forming a mulch layer that stays in place and was able to withstand harsh gusts of wind from Lake Winnipeg's shores
Steven
Lake Winnipeg Cottager
Typha is now part of Sage Garden Greenhouse's nursery potting mix, helping us reduce our peat consumption by 15% while also helping us keep our plants looking fresher for longer!
Dave Hanson
Sage Garden Greenhouse, Grow-Guide Podcast Co-owner
Innovation in the development of alternatives to horticultural peat is taking place. These changes are occurring in response to the growing awareness of the negative impact of harvesting peatlands on our climate. A brand-new product that is produced locally is very encouraging.