Everything your raised garden bed needs to thrive, in one easy bundle. Layer our Surf & Turf Mulch — a nourishing blend of NZ wool, sheep manure and coastal seaweed — into your raised garden soil to boost nutrients and build healthy, worm-rich soil from the ground up. Once your seedlings are in, tuck them in with our Wool Garden Mulch, laid around the base to lock in moisture, suppress weeds naturally, and keep your plants protected as they establish.

Two products, one simple system: feed the soil, then protect the plants. No synthetic chemicals, no fuss, just natural NZ ingredients doing what they do best.

✔️ Boosts soil health & worm activity
✔️ Improves water retention
✔️ Suppresses weeds naturally
✔️ 100% natural, NZ-made
✔️ Perfect for raised garden beds & new seedlings

It just makes sense

How to apply

Two ways to use it: spread a 3–5cm layer on top of soil around plants (keeping a small gap around stems), or dig it directly into your garden bed to boost soil health and feed your worm population. Either way, water in after applying to help the fibres settle and begin working. Reapply or top up after 6-8 months.

Frequently asked questions

Does wool mulch keep slugs and snails away? Yes — the coarse wool fibres are uncomfortable for soft-bodied pests to move across, acting as a physical barrier without poison or chemicals.

How long does wool mulch last? Approximately 6–12 months depending on weather conditions, after which it has fully broken down into your soil as organic matter.

Is wool mulch safe for vegetables and edible gardens? Yes — it is 100% natural and chemical-free, making it safe for use around edibles, children, and pets. (Just wash food before eating and hands after gardening)

How much does 5kg cover? Approximately 5–6 square metres at a 3–5cm depth.

Can I dig wool mulch into the soil instead of laying it on top? Yes — digging it in is a great way to improve soil structure, increase organic matter, and encourage worm activity for long-term garden health.

Is this product made in New Zealand? Yes — sourced and made in Aotearoa New Zealand.