Mulch is a protective layer of material applied to the surface of soil. It helps conserve moisture, suppress weeds, regulate soil temperature, and enhance the aesthetic appeal of gardens. Mulch also promotes soil health by preventing erosion and improving fertility.

We offer a variety of mulch options to suit different needs and preferences. We sell bark, hemlock, cedar, dark hardwood, red dye, black dye, and playground mulch. Each type has unique properties, such as durability, color, and texture. We make all our mulch on our property.

The amount of mulch required depends on the size of the area you want to cover and the desired thickness of the mulch layer. Our website features a mulch calculator to help you estimate the quantity needed based on your specific project dimensions.

Yes, we offer organic mulch options, such as bark mulch, which decomposes naturally, contributing to soil enrichment. Additionally, our commitment to sustainability ensures that our mulch products are sourced responsibly.

Absolutely. We offer bulk mulch deliveries to accommodate large landscaping projects. Ordering in bulk not only ensures cost-effectiveness but also minimizes the environmental impact associated with packaging.

You can easily place an order by contacting our customer service team. Let us know the type and quantity of mulch you need, provide delivery details, and choose a convenient delivery date. We can answer any questions to make sure you order the right mulch and the right amount.

Delivery times may vary depending on your location and the volume of orders. We strive to fulfill orders promptly and will provide you with an estimated delivery window when you place your order.

While we don't provide installation services, we can recommend local landscapers or gardening professionals who can assist you with mulch application.

Yes, we offer discounts for bulk orders, and we have loyalty programs for repeat customers. Contact us for more information on available discounts.

Mulch can be applied throughout the year, but spring and fall are often considered ideal times. Applying mulch in spring helps conserve moisture during the growing season, while fall application provides winter protection and insulation for plants.