Services & Pricings

About Mulch

Mulch can be formed from any organic plant clippings, shavings, or cuttings. However, most of the time we are looking for wood mulch.​

Thickness

The thickness of the cut defines texture. Larger texture mulches will last longer, but provide less moisture retention. Conversely, finer shred mulches will provide great moisture retention for a short period of time.

Types

Generally, wood mulch is made from recycled wood. Cypress chips, Cedar mulch, and Pine nuggets come solely from their respective trees.

Dyed vs. Undyed

Dyed mulches add vibrance and color to a landscape. Most dyed mulches use iron-oxide dyes that are biosafe and ecofriendly. Recycled wood is a great option for ornamental gardens; however, it is important to be aware of trace contaminants if used on top of fruit trees. Cedar and compost mulch particularly excel in vegetable gardens and orchards.

Designer

$94/yard delivery & install

Designer mulches have a stunning appearance and coarse cut for a full year of color.

Designer

Play-mulch

$92/yard delivery & install

Certified playground mulch is undyed, safely sourced and reduces the chance of injury.

Play-mulch

Natural

Starting at $94/yard delivery & install

Mini Pine Bark Nuggets and Large Pine Bark Nuggets have superior lifetimes. Pine bark is immune from fading; as the mulch degrades, more pine bark will be exposed.

Natural

Builder Mulch

$67/yard delivery & install

Recycled, triple shredded, undyed mulch is economical and looks great for a few months when building or showing a house for rental or sale.

Builder Mulch

Triple Shred

Starting at $89/yard delivery & install

Dyed triple shred is great for new gardens and ornamental planting. The triple shred texture improves moisture retention, crucial to the success of newly planted and young plants.

Triple Shred

Pine Straw

$12.50/bale delivery & install

Pinestraw is a natural and the most cost-effective ground cover option for large areas. Pinestraw will increase soil acidity, and it is important to rebalance with lime in areas where plant/grass growth is a factor.

Pine Straw