How we Make Our Mulch

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Our black mulch has a rich, dark color that adds a touch of elegance to your landscaping, making it the perfect choice for enhancing the beauty of your outdoor space.  Upgrade your garden with our premium black mulch to create a stunning backdrop for your plants and flowers. 

A triple ground, dyed mulch with a deep brown color. The premium quality and meticulous dyeing process ensure a long-lasting color that will elevate the overall aesthetic of your outdoor space.

An 80/20 blend of our Natural Brown Mulch and our own compost. This rich, dark mulch enhances the beauty of your garden while boosting soil health and promoting plant growth. 

 When using this premium cedar wood mulch in your garden, not only will you benefit from its beautiful appearance and ability to retain moisture in the soil, but you will also enjoy the added bonus of its natural bug-repellent properties. Cedar wood's oils act as a deterrent to various insects, helping to protect your plants from potential pests while enhancing the overall health of your garden. 

*No dyes

 Our hemlock mulch is an all natural mulch with a red tint. Similar to cedar mulch, the oils in the wood have natural bug repelling properties.

*No dyes

Our natural brown mulch is the perfect mulch for anyone looking to steer clear of any dyes. Always triple ground to perfection, making it easy to spread on your garden(s).

*No dyes

 Triple-ground mulch colored with a vibrant red hue. This eye-catching mulch choice is ideal for homeowners or businesses seeking to create a bold impression. 

Chipped wood serves a dual purpose in garden landscaping. Not only does can it create visually appealing trails, but it also helps to retain moisture in the soil, which is beneficial for blueberry bushes and other shrubs. This natural mulch acts as a protective layer, reducing water evaporation and suppressing weed growth. 

Safe chips are a triple ground blend of virgin soft woods. Perfect for mulching or for play areas when used at the recommended 6" to 12" of depth.

Made from stump grindings. A sediment barrier or long term mulch. They are also used as an overwinter stabilizing mulch and ground cover.