At Wool.Life, we’ve always believed that the best soil care solutions come from the land itself. Wool mulch matting acts as a natural moisture shield, reducing evaporation, slowing heating, and keeping soil temperatures more stable during the rising heat of November and December.

Why Soil Protection Matters in Late Spring

• Dry soil loses organic matter faster
• Water runs off instead of soaking in
• Plants show early stress signs like curling leaves
• Weed seeds thrive in warm, bare soil

The solution is simple: shade the soil, feed the microbes, and lock in moisture early.

How Wool Mulch Matting Helps

Wool fibres naturally hold water, insulate roots, and regulate soil moisture levels. By laying matting now, you:

• Reduce watering frequency
• Prevent soil cracking
• Protect microbes and worms
• Build a healthier root zone heading into summer

Pairing wool mulch with Wool.Life sheep dag pellets creates a powerful combo, moisture protection above, nutrient release underneath.

Pro Grower Tip: Lay wool mulch matting in late spring to protect your garden from the intense drying cycles of early summer. Your soil stays cooler, your plants stay hydrated, and your garden stays thriving right through the hottest months.