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A fresh top layer of organic mulch to restore depth and color mid-season.
When your mulch has settled and thinned but hasn't fully broken down, a refresh tops it back up to protective depth without the cost of a full replacement. We clear debris, knock back any weeds, and add a new layer of organic mulch that renews color and rebuilds the moisture barrier. It's the ideal seasonal tune-up for established Puget Sound beds that just need a lift. Because the base stays in place, we add only the depth required to reach a healthy two to three inches.
Renews a dark, uniform look across settled beds; Tops depth back up to keep weeds and moisture loss in check; More affordable than excavating and starting over; Keeps organic matter cycling into the soil for plant health
1) Clear leaves, twigs, and surface debris from the beds; 2) Pull visible weeds and lightly cultivate the surface; 3) Feather the existing mulch to level low spots; 4) Apply a fresh organic layer and taper it away from trunks
Square footage receiving the top-up; Current depth and how much new material is needed; Mulch blend selected to match existing beds; Weeding and cleanup required beforehand; Access for delivery and spreading
Best applied in spring to lock in moisture before the dry summer, with an optional light fall top-up before sustained rain.