Bark chips don’t strongly attract termites, but they can bridge the chemically treated soil barrier around your foundation if piled against the house. Maintain a 12-inch mulch-free zone along the foundation; pull existing chips back. The treated soil band is your home’s primary defense—don’t cover it.
Refreshing Wood Chip Mulch After Winter
Managing Mulch and Surface Roots on Mature Black Maple
Winter Mulching Knock Out Roses in Zone 5: Wood Chips vs. Pine Needles
Replacing Wood Chips with Sod in Late Fall (Alberta)
Using Stump Grindings as Mulch Under Pine Trees
Speeding Wood Chip Composting: Fertilizer + Concave Pile = 6 Months
Protecting Untreated Garden Timbers from Termites with Borate
Maple Wound Decay: Managing Borers, Filling Cavities, and Long-Term Health
Beneficial Uses for Wood Chips from Stump Grinding
Termites in Landscape Stumps: Normal Decomposers, Not a Home Threat
Newspaper Mulch and Termites: What You Need to Know
Replacing Mismatched English Ivy with Uniform Cuttings
Can You Grow Plants in Pure County Compost? Yes, with Extra Nitrogen
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