Shaping Your Outdoors. Surpassing Expectations.
Fresh mulch spread across beds to lock in moisture, block weeds, and give your landscape a clean, finished look.
Mulch is the single most cost-effective thing you can do for your beds. A fresh layer holds soil moisture through dry spells, smothers weeds before they start, insulates roots against temperature swings, and slowly feeds the soil as it breaks down. We prep beds by edging and clearing weeds, then spread mulch at the right depth – enough to work without smothering plant crowns or piling against trunks. The finished look instantly sharpens the whole landscape.
Locks in soil moisture and cuts watering; Suppresses weeds before they sprout; Insulates roots through PNW temperature swings; Feeds the soil as it breaks down; Instantly clean, finished appearance
1) Edge and define the bed lines; 2) Pull weeds and clear old debris; 3) Refresh or level existing mulch; 4) Spread fresh mulch at the correct depth; 5) Keep mulch off crowns and trunks
Total bed area; Mulch type selected; Depth applied; Bed prep and weeding needed
Best refreshed in spring and again in fall; PNW beds often get a spring top-up.