Coir fiber comes from inside the coconut shell and is a natural byproduct. The coarse, strong fiber is used to make rope, floor mats, brushes, mattresses and for the past 20 years, landscape mulch. Coir is an outstanding substitute for cypress mulch or peat moss because: 1) it is a renewal resource, unlike peat and cypress; 2) its harvest does not cause environmental damage, as does peat mining; and 3) it does not contain disease organisms that can be transmitted to plants. Coir mulch has other advantages such as the ability to hold water but at the same time drains very well. Coir mulch also helps to moderate moisture levels and soil temperatures. Cutting temperature fluctuation in half. Like any good mulch material, coir helps to control weeds and can last up to three years, a lot longer than mulch
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