Beds
Why mulch earns its keep here
Mulch reduces the amount of water that evaporates from your soil, greatly reducing your need to water your plants. In towns like Apex and Cary, where automatic irrigation is restricted to three days a week year-round, holding moisture in the bed is not a marginal benefit.
It also suppresses bed weeds, which is the other half of keeping a property looking maintained. A lawn can be in excellent condition and the whole yard will still read as neglected if the beds are full of weeds.
We edge the beds during application to create a nice definition between the mulch and the grass or a hard surface. That crisp line is most of what makes a freshly mulched bed look finished rather than just refilled.
The edge is half the job.
Triple ShreddedDesigner Brown & BlackPine StrawDecorative Stone
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What's Included
Natural triple shredded — Undyed, breaks down into the soil over the season.
Dyed brown triple shredded — Holds colour longer than undyed material.
Designer brown — A finer, more uniform finish.
Designer black — High contrast against green foliage and light stonework.
Pine straw — The regional default on wooded Triangle lots, and lighter on slopes than shredded mulch.
Decorative stone — For beds where you do not want to re-mulch annually.