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A 2″ to 4″ layer of mulch is ideal around trees and flowerbeds to inhibit weed growth (apply mulch to a weed free soil surface), reduce moisture loss, and prevent soil erosion.

One cubic yard will cover 162 sq. feet with approximately 2″ of material. To make sure you have enough material for the job it is best to assume 1 yard will cover 150 sq. feet.

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Mulch is designed to break down over time, so, ideally, fresh mulch should be applied at least once per year, typically in the spring. If you enjoy the consistent appearance of fresh mulch around your trees and in your garden beds, a thin layer of mulch can be reapplied in fall. To maintain soil benefits, mulch should be applied at least every other year.

What quantity of mulch you need to apply and how deep the layer of mulch should be varies from customer to customer. Generally, we recommend a layer of mulch that is two to four inches thick around all trees and flowerbeds in your yard. 

Mulch is typically sold in a measurement of cubic yardage. To give you an idea of how to estimate your needs, one cubic yard will cover, at a depth of approximately two inches, 162 square feet. To make sure you have enough mulch to apply an appropriate and effective cover, it is usually best to be conservative and assume one cubic yard will cover 150 square feet.

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Absolutely! When you place your order, select that you would like us to contact you for a free quote.  Our team will expertly apply your order to your garden bed and around your trees, per your instructions.