Mulching & Bed Edging

Mulch and bed edging are the finishing touches that tie a landscape together. Fresh mulch and clean edges are what make the difference between a yard that looks maintained and a yard that looks cared for. Beyond aesthetics, mulch does real work. A proper two to three inch layer retains soil moisture, regulates ground temperature, suppresses weeds, and adds organic matter to the soil as it breaks down. It protects plant roots in summer heat and winter cold. The key is application. Too little mulch and you lose most of the benefit. Too much and you risk crown rot on plants and trees. Mulch piled against tree trunks traps moisture and leads to disease and decay over time. At [Business Name], we apply mulch at the right depth, keep it away from plant crowns and tree trunks, and edge every bed with a clean defined line before we lay anything down. We also remove old mulch when it is compacted and decomposed to the point where adding on top would create drainage problems.