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Produced year round, unlike natural
pine straw
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Consistent longleaf pine
reddish-brown needles
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UV-stabilized; tested, warranted to
retain color for a minimum of 3-4 years
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Does not decompose until
approximately 10 years
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Maintains its volume because of
extended decomposition time.
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Quick and easy to install. No
gloves required!
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Turns and "fluffs" easily
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Passes moisture on to the soil and
prevents evaporation. Doesn't absorb moisture like real needles.
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Highly resistant to foot traffic
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Strands are cut in various lengths
in order to simulate long-leaf pine needles.
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Breaks down over time into
earth-friendly carbon, hydrogen, calcium carbonate, and iron oxide
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Deters mold and fungus growth
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Clean, "sterile" trash,
mold, and bug free
bales
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Does not attract insects
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Requires sustained exposure to flame
to burn; will melt.
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Not affected by herbicides or
pesticides
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Since it does not absorb moisture or
chemicals, less is required.
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Will not absorb water. Lighter
than water, so it will float. Not recommended for low-lying areas
subject to flooding or run off
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Holds up well in wind situations
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100% post-industrial recycled
product.
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Warrantied against fading in the
first 3-4 years
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Long-term costs are typically 30%
less than natural straw.
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1 bale equals 2-3 bales of "regular"
pine straw. Covers approximately 60 sq. ft. at 3.5 inches deep