Mulches (We can deliver any quantity of material; price breaks are shown in tables below)            

Double Shredded Hardwood Mulch – is our top seller each year! More economical than the dyed mulches

Black Dyed Mulch

Brown Dyed Mulch

Play-Matt

Leaf Mulch - Composting leaves makes a dark, rich, earthy organic matter that can be used like soil. Since most trees are deep-rooted, they absorb minerals from deep in the soil and a good portion of these minerals go into the leaves. Pound for pound, the leaves of most trees contain twice as many minerals as manure.

Natural Wood Chips – used for wooded areas, pathways or dog kennels, will have some small sticks. Not for playgrounds. Call for current pictures

*Price does not include tax or delivery

Mulch Calculator

Estimating the cost of mulching is quick and easy using our MulchCalculator! Simply measure the length and width of your mulch beds and enter those numbers into the form below. No tape measure handy? The easiest way to measure a bed’s size is to step off the distances and convert your steps to feet. One normal step is about 2 to 3 feet for the average adult. Some landscape areas are square in shape, but most have curves and contour that makes it somewhat difficult to get the correct square footage.

Sample Calculation

If you wanted to cover the areas in our sample landscape with bark mulch 2 inches in depth, the formula would be:

Mulch Bed 1: (60 feet x 10 feet) = 600 Square Feet
Mulch Bed 2: (30 feet x 12 feet) = 360 Square Feet

600 + 360 = 960 Square Feet

Then you simply divide the Total Square Footage of 960 by the thickness factor for your desired depth (162 = Thickness factor for 2 inches of mulch).

960 / 162 = 6 Cubic Yards of mulch needed

So, from this example you can see that 6 cubic yards is needed. That’s it! You now understand how to calculate the amount of material you may need for your next landscape project.

9 - 3 cubic-foot bags of mulch is equal to one yard.

How to Mulch

Apply mulch in a 2 to 3-inch-thick layer around, but not on top of, your plants. Use a thinner layer in colder regions and/or with heavier soil that retains moisture. Use a thicker layer in warmer regions and/or with sandy soils that dry quickly. Never pile mulch against plant stems, tree trunks, or perennial crowns, as doing so will block air circulation.

In colder regions, the best time to apply mulch is in late spring, after soil has warmed and before summer heat arrives. In late fall, after the ground freezes, apply additional mulch around plants you want to protect through winter, such as roses or tender perennials. In warmer regions, make sure to put mulch down before summer heat arrives.

It's kind of amazing, actually, that simply adding a layer of mulch can do so much for your garden—it's a pretty impressive return on investment, if you ask us!

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We offer mulch delivery in any amount, below is just where price breaks are. Please see the Delivery page for your city to calculate delivery cost.

Leaf Mulch

If you are searching the internet for “mulch delivery near me” or “landscape supplies near me” or any of the following cities / zip codes in Howard County Maryland: Clarksville 21029, Columbia 20588, 21044, 21045, 21046, Cooksville 21723, Dayton 21036, Elkridge 21075, Ellicott City 21041, 21042, 21043, Fulton 20759, Glenelg 21737, Glenwood 21738, Highland 20777, Laurel 20723, 20724, Marriottsville 21104, Mount Airy (HC Only) 21771, Savage 20763, Sykesville 21784, West Friendship 21794, Woodbine 21797, Woodstock 21163, make sure to give us a call today to place your delivery order.