Peach Country
Peach Country Real Full Size Straw Bale 35" x 19" 12" garden decor
A full-size natural straw bale measuring 35" x 19" x 12" for autumn displays, animal bedding, or overseeding
- TypeStraw Bale
- Real full-size bale measures 35" x 19" x 12" for authentic scale
- Heavy-duty string binding keeps the bale intact through handling and display
- All-natural straw biodegrades cleanly after seasonal use
- Made in the USA from genuine agricultural straw
- Versatile base suits autumn décor, photo shoots and animal bedding
Authentic Straw Bale for Seasonal Decor
This natural full-size straw bale measures 35" x 19" x 12" and serves as a genuine rustic accent for autumn displays. It is suited to homeowners and event planners seeking an authentic agricultural look for seasonal arrangements or photo shoots.
Biodegradable Construction With Heavy-Duty Binding
The bale is bound with heavy-duty string that holds its shape during handling and outdoor exposure. Its all-natural, biodegradable composition means it breaks down cleanly over time without leaving synthetic residue in the garden.
Single Full-Size Unit Only
This listing provides exactly one bale at the stated dimensions. Buyers needing multiple bales for large-scale sets or those requiring a smaller footprint for confined spaces will find this single unit insufficient.
Highlights
- Real full-size bale measures 35" x 19" x 12" for authentic scale
- Heavy-duty string binding keeps the bale intact through handling and display
- All-natural straw biodegrades cleanly after seasonal use
- Made in the USA from genuine agricultural straw
- Versatile base suits autumn décor, photo shoots and animal bedding
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I position the 35" x 19" x 12" bale and what is the common mistake?
Lay the bale flat with the heavy-duty string bindings horizontal so the weight distributes evenly; the mistake is standing it on the 12-inch end, which makes the twine cut into the straw and the bale collapses.
When will the biodegradable straw need replacement in a garden bed?
Expect the bale to break down into mulch after one full growing season; at that point work the decomposed straw into the soil and lay a fresh bale for the next planting cycle.
What limit appears first if the bale stays outdoors through rain and sun?
The heavy-duty string degrades from UV exposure before the straw fully rots, so the bindings loosen and the bale loses its rectangular shape after several months of direct weather.
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