Free Products Registration

MulchNet has recently expanded Australia wide.

Whilst we endeavour to fulfil all orders, not all post codes are covered by participating contractors. If your post code is not covered we will try to find a contractor in your area to fulfil your order ASAP.

NOTE: You can speed a free registration by offering to pay a delivery fee of $49.50. Very, very good value helps with the fuel costs.

WARNING: The risk of spreading pests & disease through green mulch may be low, but is must always be considered. Alway check with the Tree Contractor delivering your mulch when they contact you before delivery.

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1. Mulch sales always come first 2. You get what's on the truck, can be a generous 15 cubic meters (about 17 trailer loads) or more. 3. NO GUARANTEE that you will ever receive a load of mulch. This is a standby system for participating Tree Contractors who may need to empty the truck in your area but the final decision is always up to the Contractor. 4. Excess mulch is NOT the responsibility of the Tree Contractor or MulchNet and will not be removed. It may be a good idea to have a chat with neighbours about sharing a load before registering. 5. Not all loads will be the same, it all depends on the type of plant being mulched (hardwood, softwood, stringy palm frond, etc.) and the sharpness of the blades. However, the variation of small & large particles are the secret to a good mulch.
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