Decorative bark (mulch) has a variety of uses. We stock a number of colors, sizes and textures.                

• Give a finished look to your landscaping while defining borders and pathways
• Suppress and eliminate weeds when used properly in conjunction with landscape fabric
  What can bark / mulch do for you?
• Conserve water by retaining moisture in soil and eliminating water evaporation (saves money$$)
• Insulate roots from extreme temperatures by keeping roots warm in winter and cool in summer
• Promotes growth and fertility to help plants grow stronger, healthier and full of rich-vibrant color

One yard of bark covers approximately 150 square feet 2 inches in depth

Bark and Compost are a natural product. There is no guarantee to consistence of color, size or shape

Gorilla Hair                                               Click on Image for Product Specs

Mulch Mix With Manure (For Amending Soil)           Click on Image for Product Specs

Shredded Fir                                            Click on Image for Product Specs

Small Fir Nugget Bark                              Click on Image for Product Specs

Medium Fir Nugget Bark                           Click on Image for Product Specs

Wood Chips                                             Click on Image for Product Specs

Premium Brown Mulch                              Click on Image for Product Specs

Red Dyed Chips                                        Click on Image for Product Specs

1. KILL WEEDS
Spray all weeds with weed killer 1 to 2 weeks prior to mulching. This allows weeds to completely die, making them much easier to pull.
2. TRIM TREES AND BUSHES
Because of the debris produced, be sure to trim trees and bushes before applying new mulch.
3. CLEAN OUT MULCH BEDS
Remove all dead leaves, weeds and trimmings with a rake.
4. CULTIVATE
Use a roto-tiller or hand cultivator to loosen any compacted soil or mulch. This allows moisture and air to pass through the mulch easier.
5. EDGE YOUR BEDS
Landscapes with clean edges enhance the appearance and give it a professional look. Use an edging shovel or power edger to accomplish this. Tip: Use your garden hose as a guide to create nice flowing curves.
6. RAKE SMOOTH
Use a stiff rake, such as a mud rake, to smooth all surfaces to be mulched. Otherwise, your mulch will look lumpy.
7. APPLY A PRE-EMERGENT
This is the time to prevent weed seeds. Apply the pre-emergent before mulching. A second application later further ensures protection from weed seeds.
8. IT'S TIME TO MULCH
Using your hands or a rake, apply new mulch over the cultivated mulch or soil. Spread evenly to 2-inches thick, more or less, depending on budget and taste. When complete, water to moisturize mulch and settle it into place.
9. MULCH MAINTENANCE
After a month or so, check the mulch for compaction. If it's compacted, use a garden claw or cultivator to loosen it. This allows water and air to pass, which helps prevent the growth of fungus and restores appearance.
10. FUNGUS
If present, remove it and the surrounding mulch. Rake existing mulch to cover the area. Then water thoroughly. Fungus is a sure sign that your mulch has compacted and your beds have dehydrated; cultivation and watering may be necessary.
Follow these 10 steps, to maximize the aesthetic value of your colored mulch
 

Follow these 10 steps, to maximize the aesthetic value of your mulch