In Bridgman, where sandy soil dries out quickly, proper mulching is essential for the survival and health of your landscaping. We apply premium hardwood or dyed mulch that acts as a protective barrier, keeping roots cool and moist while giving your yard that finished, high-end appearance.,
Sandy soil in Bridgman drains fast, often too fast for some plants. Our mulching service is essential for retaining moisture in your garden beds. We apply a heavy hardwood mulch that resists blowing in the lake wind, ensuring your plants stay hydrated and your landscape looks tidy all season.
You can choose from a variety of premium hardwood mulches, including double-shredded bark for a natural look or dyed options in black, brown, or red that hold their color longer. For a more permanent solution, we also specialize in installing decorative river rock and stone, always laying a heavy-duty weed barrier underneath to ensure long-term performance.,
FAQ
How do you stop mulch blowing in the wind?
In open areas near Bridgman, we wet the mulch down after installation if it's dry. This helps the fibers 'knit' together, forming a mat that resists wind lift.
Is stone better than mulch here?
For windy, exposed dunes areas, stone is often the smarter long-term choice. It stays put and doesn't bleach out in the sun as fast as wood.
Do you edge the beds?
Yes. Deep spade edging is our signature. It creates a physical shadow line that looks crisp and professional, separating the wild dune grass from your manicured beds.

