How To Measure
Measure the length and width of your flower beds in feet. Don't subtract for small plants (shrubs/flowers)—you typically mulch around them anyway.
Depth Recommendations
New Beds (Bare Soil): 3-4 inches (To prevent weeds and hold moisture).
Top Dressing (Refreshing): 2-3 inches (If old mulch exists).
Premium Mulch: Colors & Hardwood
We provide a full variety of premium mulches to suit any aesthetic. Whether you want the natural look of Premium Hardwood, the deep contrast of Black or Dark Brown, the vibrant pop of Red or Cherry Brown, or the acidity of Pine for your evergreens, we have it.
FAQ
Which mulch color is right for me?
Premium Hardwood is the classic choice that feeds the soil best. Black/Dark Brown provides the highest contrast against green plants (modern look). Red/Cherry makes a bold statement. Pine is specifically best for acid-loving plants like Azaleas and Blueberries.
How thick should I spread it?
For a brand new bed, we recommend 3-4 inches to effectively stop weeds. If you are just "top-dressing" (refreshing) an existing bed that still has old mulch, 2-3 inches is sufficient.
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