• Protects Trees: A tree cover ring can create a barrier around the base of a tree, preventing weeds and implements such as lawn mowers from reaching the root zone of the tree. This helps reduce mechanical injury and competition, and protects the health of the tree.
• Soil Moisture: Tree mulch can reduce the evaporation of water from the soil and prevent the soil from drying out too much. It forms a moisture-retaining layer around the tree that helps keep the soil moist and provides the moisture the tree needs.
• Suppresses Weed Growth: The tree cover circle can effectively suppress the growth of weeds. It blocks sunlight and air, limits the space for weeds to grow, and reduces competition for trees, making them easier to grow.
• Protects Soil: Mulches prevent soil erosion and erosion, especially on steep slopes. It reduces water velocity during rain and irrigation, helping the soil stabilize and reducing the risk of soil erosion.
• Aesthetics: Tree cover circles can add beauty to a landscape. Usually presented in black or other natural tones, they harmonize with the surrounding vegetation and environment, bringing a neat and orderly appearance to the park or garden.