Mulch Guide
Why Mulch?
Mulch makes your flowerbeds look great – but it does so much more. It
also retains moisture, slows down weed growth, provides nutrients,
controls erosion and insulates the soil, protecting plants from extreme
temperature variations.
Starting the Mulching Process
- Measure your landscape to figure out the total square feet to be mulched.
- Decide what color and texture of mulch will give your landscape the best visual appeal.
Tips For Making The Most of Your Mulch
For a more attractive landscape design, follow these steps before applying mulch:
- Clear the entire area of weeds, leaves and grass. If you are
enlarging your landscape onto an established lawn, be sure to strip the
sod completely.
- Edge the border of your landscape and lawn, using a flat shovel or a power edger.
- Trim all nearby trees and shrubs.
- If mulching over existing mulch, be sure to loosen up the old mulch to ensure better moisture penetration.
Now you're ready to mulch! Get the best results by spreading the
mulch with your hands at a thickness of about 2 inches. After you're finished mulching, water the mulch down
to put moisture into it and to settle it into place.
Coverage
Cubic Yard:
- One cubic yard is equivalent to nine 3 cf. bags and covers approximately 162 sq. ft. at 2 inches deep.
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HARDWOOD BLACK MULCH TRIPLE SHREDDED
$ 40.00 YD 2 YDS. / $70.00 3 YDS. / $ 95.00
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| Easy to work with and spread, this triple-processed hardwood product is darker in color and finer in texture than regular hardwood mulch. |
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