Mulch Installation service

There are two general classifications of mulches. You can opt for the inorganic materials or choose the organic types, such as cypress, cedar and pine bark mulch. The cost of mulch greatly varies, depending on your chosen material. Inorganic types are cost-effective materials since they last a lifetime. On the other hand, organic mulches don't last long and may require reapplication after a few months.

But even if they are temporary, they also provide other outstanding benefits such as providing additional nutrients for the plantings. Brown Mulch Triple Brown is a color enriched Bark Mulch. It has all the benefits of our Mulch dyed brown. This creates a very fine, dark chocolate colored mulch that holds its color longer. When spread with the proper drying time, this mulch will resist fading and add brilliance to your landscape setting.

Brown is a color enriched Bark Mulch. It has all the benefits of our Mulch dyed brown. This creates a very fine, dark chocolate colored mulch that holds its color longer. When spread with the proper drying time, this mulch will resist fading and add brilliance to your landscape setting.

A predominantly green landscape may not be appealing for some. If you also feel the same way, you can add more colors to your landscaping by installing colorful mulches around plantings. And don't go for the typical bright-colored mulches. Choose black mulch instead. It can be made from dyed organic materials, rubber, or rocks and gravel.

Using red mulch for your garden is another great idea since it can highlight certain areas and act as a decorative material. You may choose red-colored cypress mulch. These types of mulches tend to hold their color longer compared to traditional bark or hardwood mulch.

A mulch-covered playground is the most ideal environment for kids. You can allow them to have fun activities and play their favorite games without worrying about their safety and comfort. You must hire professional installers to ensure the proper application of the mulches or chips. For example, your installer should follow the recommended depth and use the correct type of playground mulch. Applying 6-12 inches of wood chips and double-shredded bark mulch will help prevent life-threatening head injuries. These materials have better shock-absorbing capabilities than fine sand or gravel. The use of engineered wood fiber and recycled rubber is also a popular option.

You may choose shredded or chip Cedar mulch, depending on the area where it will be applied. This mulching material has many advantages. First, it decomposes slowly so you don't have to perform frequent reapplication. This type of wood has pesticide properties that keep certain insects away from your plants. It is also a great decorative garden material. Contact P&G Landscaping today for your mulch needs.