Mulch helps retain soil moisture, suppresses weeds, regulates soil temperature, and adds a clean, finished look to your landscape. Organic mulches also break down over time, enriching your soil naturally.

We recommend refreshing your mulch once a year, typically in spring or fall. Over time, mulch can break down, fade, or thin out—replacing it helps maintain both its appearance and effectiveness.

We offer a variety of mulch types including natural hardwood, dyed black or brown mulch, cedar mulch, and pine bark. We can help you choose the best option based on your garden style, soil needs, and personal preference.

It depends on the size of your garden beds and the desired depth—typically 2–3 inches for optimal coverage. We’ll measure and calculate the right amount during your free quote or site visit.

If the existing mulch is still in good condition, we may simply top it up. If it's overly compacted, faded, or contributing to drainage issues, we’ll remove or level it out as needed to ensure a clean, effective layer.