Mulch & Flowerbed Enhancement
The finishing touch that makes your landscape pop. Quality mulch conserves water, controls weeds, and elevates your curb appeal.
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Bark Mulch
Natural bark chips that decompose slowly, enriching soil over time. Classic look for garden beds and around trees.
Shredded Wood Mulch
Fine-textured mulch that interlocks for excellent weed suppression and moisture retention. Great for slopes.
Decorative Rock
Permanent, low-maintenance option in various colors and sizes. Perfect for drought-tolerant landscapes and modern designs.
Brown Humus
Rich organic material that improves soil structure and fertility. Ideal for beds where you want maximum plant growth.
Rubber Mulch
Long-lasting, non-decomposing option that is great for play areas and high-traffic beds. Available in multiple colors.
River Rock
Smooth, rounded stones that create a natural dry creek bed look. Excellent drainage and zero maintenance.
Why Mulch Matters in the Central Valley
Water Conservation
Reduces soil evaporation by up to 70% — critical when every drop counts under local watering restrictions.
Weed Control
A proper mulch layer blocks sunlight from reaching weed seeds, dramatically reducing the need for weeding or herbicides.
Temperature Regulation
Insulates soil against Fresno's 100°F+ summers, keeping roots cooler and reducing heat stress on plants.
Curb Appeal
Fresh mulch instantly elevates the look of any landscape. Clean beds, defined borders, and a polished finish.
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Mulch & Flowerbed FAQs
What types of mulch do you offer?
We offer bark mulch, shredded wood mulch, decorative rock, brown humus, and rubber mulch. Each has different benefits — bark and wood mulch enrich the soil as they decompose, rock is permanent and low-maintenance, and humus improves soil structure. We help you choose based on your aesthetic and functional needs.
How often should mulch be refreshed?
Organic mulch (bark, wood, humus) should be refreshed every 1–2 years as it decomposes. Rock mulch is essentially permanent — just occasional cleaning. In Central Valley heat, organic mulch breaks down faster, so annual refreshing keeps beds looking their best.
Does mulch help with water conservation?
Absolutely. A 2–3 inch layer of mulch reduces soil evaporation by up to 70%, which is critical in the Central Valley. It also keeps soil temperatures more consistent, protects roots from extreme heat, and reduces watering needs significantly.
Can you design and plant new flowerbeds?
Yes — we handle the full process from bed design and soil preparation to planting and mulching. We select plants suited to Central Valley conditions including heat-tolerant perennials, native wildflowers, and drought-resistant shrubs.
Do you remove old mulch before installing new?
It depends on the situation. If existing organic mulch has largely decomposed, we often work it into the soil as an amendment. If there is a thick buildup or you are switching materials (like wood to rock), we remove the old material first.
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