Landscape Mulch in Ann Arbor Mi
Naturally sourced from local materials, Landscaping Mulch is available for Pick up or Delivery. Adding mulch is one of the most beneficial things you can do for the health of your trees or garden. Landscape mulch helps retain moisture, reduces weed growth, and lessens the impact of severe weather. Call us at 734 663-0808 for more information about Chocolate Brown, Premium Double-Grind, or Economy Single-Grind mulch.
Ordering Online
We are now delivering Single Grind, Double Grind and Chocolate Brown mulch. Your pre-paid mulch order will be delivered in 1-2 business days. Please pick a location for us to dump the mulch that is clear of low hanging wires or tree branches. In order to raise the dump box, our trucks need clearance for 15 to 20′ above dump spot.
Mulch Delivery Fees Are Based On Zip Code
Our trucks hold 12 yards of mulch. Each full or partial truck load of mulch has a delivery charge.
| Delivery Fee | Zip Codes |
|---|---|
| $60 | 48103, 48130 |
| $70 | 48118, 48176, 48104, 48105, 48108 |
| $80 | 48197, 48198, 48160 |
Mulch Delivery Information
There is a 3 Yd. minimum and up to 12 Yds per load.
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About Our Mulch
Our landscape mulch is made from recycled wood and wood chips generated locally from our tree removal service. Our landscape mulch made from trees has a finer, softer texture than when made with scrap pallets. Stop by and see our mulch products before buying.
The International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) says, “Mulching is one of the most beneficial acts a homeowner can do for the health of a tree”.
- Helps reduce soil moisture loss through evaporation
- Helps to limit weed germination and growth
- Mulch protects roots from extreme heat in summer and cold/frost in winter
- It can improve soil biology, structure and aeration over time
- It can help limit certain plant diseases
- A bed of mulch around trees and plants makes your yard look beautiful, and helps prevent damage from overzealous ‘weed wackers’
