Mulch

Buy direct from the source! We manufacture all of our mulches here on site. We receive deliveries daily of local hardwoods, premium hemlock and cedar mulches. We then take those raw materials and manufacture right on site. This allows us to ensure our mulch is of the best quality around.

Please read our disclaimer regarding DYED mulches and spreading them before a rain storm.

• All of the mulch (hardwood, dyed-mulch, hemlock, and cedar) we have in stock is triple ground in consistency.
• Our hardwood mulches use all local hardwoods. Each load of raw material is inspected and cleaned free of most debris.
• Triple Ground is our premium hardwood mulch. It is un-dyed and aged to be brown in color
• Dyed Hardwood Mulch is the most popular of our mulches, and comes Black, Brown, Cherry Brown, or Red. It is only available triple ground. Please read the following article regarding dyed bark mulch. Please be advised the we have never used contaminated wood, and never receive construction debris at our facility. We are rigorously inspected by the State DEP and are only permitted to recycle fresh wood and tree parts. Colorant Safety Info
• The premium Hemlock and Cedar mulches are received fresh multiple times per week from a single source. Hemlock and Cedar mulches are aesthetically nicer, have natural resins that deter fruit and wood eating insects, have unique coloring, and tend to last a little longer. The premium mulches are also triple ground.
• Cedar mulch also comes dyed Black, Brown, and Red dyed.

FAQ

What is the difference between Cedar and Hardwood mulches?

The first/main difference is that they both are made from different raw materials. The raw material for Cedar mulch is cedar chips from a variety of local and shipped in cedar trees. Hardwood mulch is made up of local hardwoods. These hardwood trees our local to our area and will be the same trees you’d have in your own back yard. Cedar is a premium product because it has to be sourced separately, and we receive it from as far away as Canada. The benefits to cedar were mentioned above. We use the same black, brown and red dyes to make the Hardwood and Cedar Dyed mulches. Please call for pricing but Cedar mulch tends to be almost $20 per yard more than the hardwood mulch.

Can you deliver the mulch?

We sure can. Please refer to the Delivery section of our website.

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