Service

Mulching

A fresh layer of mulch is one of the best-value jobs in the garden. It holds moisture through Texas summers, keeps roots cooler and smothers weeds, and it makes beds look instantly cared for.

Mulching in progress
Mulching

What’s included

Every mulching visit includes

  • Weeding and edging beds before mulch goes down
  • Choice of shredded hardwood, cedar, pine bark or decomposed granite
  • Even 2–3 inch layer, kept clear of stems and trunks
  • Delivery, wheelbarrowing and full clean-up
Mulching detail

Our process

How we handle mulching

  1. Measure

    We measure bed areas and recommend a mulch type and quantity.

  2. Prep

    Beds are weeded, edges re-cut and old mulch loosened or topped up.

  3. Spread

    Mulch is spread evenly at 2–3 inches and pulled back from trunks.

Example pricing

What mulching costs

Sample prices for this demo business. Real quotes depend on size, access and condition.

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Example pricing
ServiceExample price
Mulch installed, per cubic yardfrom $85
Typical front beds (3–4 yards)from $300
Bed weeding before mulch (per hour)$55

FAQ

Mulching questions

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How deep should mulch be?

Around 2–3 inches for most beds. Thinner layers don’t stop weeds well, and much thicker layers can keep water from reaching the soil. It should never be piled against trunks.

How often should mulch be refreshed?

Most organic mulches break down within a year in Central Texas heat, so a yearly top-up, often in spring, keeps beds looking good and working well.

Which mulch is best?

Shredded hardwood and cedar knit together and stay put on slopes. Pine bark looks rich but can float in heavy rain. We’ll recommend one for your beds.

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