3 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT BURLAP
- Burlap is made from the jute plant.
Burlap is a woven cloth made from the skin of the jute plant, grown primarily in India. The jute plant grows to between 10 and 12 feet high and consists of light green leaves 4 to 6 inches long and yellow flowers. The jute plant is also biodegradable, edible, and is used to make a multitude of items such as rope, nets and similar products. - Burlap is considered a “breathable” fabric.
Burlap is resistant to condensation, meaning that its contents are not able to absorb moisture. Because of this, burlap has been used to make all kinds of sacks and bags for the purpose of shipping goods such as coffee. It is also very durable, perfect for the severities it may endure while transporting goods from port to port. - Burlap’s characteristics allow for many uses.
Because of its durability and resistance to condensation, burlap proves to be not only an accountable tool in crafting but a stylish one as well. Considering burlap’s ability to maintain goods, DIY coffee bags can be a practical project for at-home use or can even be paired with an elegant label to serve as wedding favors for your guests.
Burlap’s environmental friendliness along with its resistant characteristics make for a powerful combination. For more information on the benefits and various uses of burlap, contact the expert team at Dayton Bag & Burlap today!
Dayton Bag & Burlap's Bob Couch Receives National Award
Congratulations to John Hendle on over 44 years with Dayton Bag & Burlap!
Dayton Bag & Burlap extends our heartfelt gratitude to all our incredible team members who joined us for the Employee Appreciation Lunch. Your dedication and hard work are the driving force behind our company's success, and we wanted to take this moment to express our sincere appreciation. This lunch was a small token of our gratitude, but your contributions are immeasurable. Here's to our amazing team, and to many more moments of celebration and success together at Dayton Bag & Burlap!
Friday, October 6th we celebrated Chuck Hoelscher's 40 years of service!
We are so grateful for Chuck's dedication and work ethic, that has helped in the success of Dayton Bag & Burlap. Thank You Chuck!
Congratulations to Jeff Rutter on his retirement! For 45 years, Jeff's talents and efforts helped in the success of Dayton Bag & Burlap. He will be missed!
Looking for a cheap and easy way to create your very own no-sew burlap curtains? Burlap curtains can give your home a rustic and inviting feel, and you can create your own in no time at all!
Gardening twine is one of the most useful tools in a gardener’s tool box. However, newer gardeners might not be aware of the broad uses of twine in a garden. Twine is a durable, light thread made up of two or more strands which are twisted together resulting in increased strength. We’ll cover how someone might use twine to support their plants and what the best practices are for doing so.
It’s Springtime again, and that means landscaping and gardening are back in full swing. However, before you lay down new mulch or soil, consider adding extra protection against weeds with a burlap sheet. Weeds can be a nuisance and can get worse as they grow and spread. Mulch and gravel can deter some of the weaker species but they aren’t perfect when it comes to more tenacious plants. A burlap layer can provide a screen that blocks unwanted weeds from robbing the nutrients from your soil. This, in turn, allows your plants to flourish.
Gardening requires both hard work and patience to see the fruits of your labor. It can also be discouraging when rabbits, deer, and groundhogs turn your hard work into a meal. Have you considered using burlap to protect your garden?
Congratulations to our Nursery Sales Manager, Bob Couch, for receiving the Distinguished Contribution Award from the Ohio Nursery and Landscape Association. Bob's remarkable 42-year career in horticulture and community service deserves recognition.
Dayton, Ohio
National Sales Office & Plant
Dayton Bag & Burlap
322 Davis Avenue
Dayton, OH 45403
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