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Seasonal Mulching
Beds that look like a landscaper owns them. Fresh mulch twice a year, stays dialed in year-round.
Local crew
Born and raised here
Four partners
Hands-on every visit
First visit free
If you're not thrilled
No contracts
Pause anytime
What drives the price
Honest math, in public.
No hidden-factor padding. These are the specific inputs that shape a fair number for your property.
- 01
Total square footage of beds
- 02
Mulch type — hardwood, cedar, pine bark
- 03
Depth of application (2–4 inches recommended)
- 04
Bed prep and weed barrier included
Questions we hear about seasonal mulching.
When should I mulch?
Spring (March–April) and fall (October–November) are ideal. Spring mulch conserves moisture through summer. Fall mulch insulates roots through winter.
How deep should mulch be applied?
2–3 inches is ideal. Too thin and weeds break through. Too thick can suffocate roots and create moisture problems.
What mulch type do you recommend for Henderson County?
Hardwood or cedar mulch are most popular — durable, attractive, and work well in our climate. Pine bark decomposes faster and benefits acid-loving plants.
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Run by locals
John, Matt, Pablo, Josh, Danny, Brook. Neighbors. We do the work ourselves.