by Brett Kelly | Apr 9, 2026 | Blogs
Refreshing your landscape sounds simple until you hit the first real step: dealing with what’s already there. Old mulch builds up over time. It fades, compacts, and starts blending into the soil. When that happens, adding a fresh layer on top isn’t always the best...
by Brett Kelly | Apr 2, 2026 | Blogs
You’re standing in front of a pile of materials at a landscaping supply yard, trying to decide what actually belongs in your garden beds. Everything looks similar at first glance—dark, earthy, spreadable—but the labels say otherwise. Mulch. Wood chips. Bark. So what’s...
by Brett Kelly | Mar 5, 2026 | Blogs
Mulch might seem like a small detail in landscaping, but it plays an important role in how a yard looks and performs. A fresh layer helps soil retain moisture, protects plant roots, and gives garden beds a clean, finished appearance. Dyed mulch has become especially...
by Brett Kelly | Mar 4, 2026 | Blogs
A fresh layer of mulch can instantly improve the look of your landscape beds. It helps the soil retain moisture, keeps weeds under control, and gives planting areas a clean, finished appearance. Before adding new mulch, though, it helps to deal with what’s already...
by Brett Kelly | Mar 3, 2026 | Blogs
Walk through a landscaping supply yard and you’ll see quickly that there are many different types of mulch to choose from. Hardwood, pine bark, pine straw, dyed mulch, decorative stone—each option looks different and works a little differently in the landscape. That...
by Brett Kelly | Mar 2, 2026 | Blogs
Mulching seems simple at first. You choose a material, spread it across your garden beds, and enjoy the clean, finished look it brings to your yard. But once you start planning the project, a few practical questions usually come up. How much mulch do you actually...
