bulk landscape materials

Produced by triple grinding tree bark, and aging it to rid weed seeds and pests. Its very fine consistency will allow it to break down, providing nutrients and structure to the soil.

Brown dyed mulch is produced from wood by-products. It will hold its color throughout the year, and often into the next year. Retains its physical structure for multiple years, slowly losing its color.

Red dyed mulch is produced from wood by-products. It will hold its color throughout the year, and often into the next year. Retains its physical structure for multiple years, slowly losing its color.

Black dyed mulch is produced from wood by-products. It will hold its color throughout the year, and often into the next year. Retains its physical structure for multiple years, slowly losing its color.

Top Soil from local fields, screened to minimize debris and clumps. Great for filling in lawns, grading, and backfilling.

Organically produced at a local dairy farm. Great for gardens and plantings.

A blend of Top Soil, Organimix, and Sand. This mix is great for raised beds and wet gardens. The sand helps with drainage and the Organimix adds nutrients.

Crushed granite with 1/2″ – 3/4″ pieces. Great for creating a compactable base under a pathway or structure. Also used as gravel for driveways and walkways.

Screened Limestone doesn’t contain large pieces. Great for leveling under bricks, creating walkways, and parking pads.

Smooth stone, 1/4″ (pea size). Used for projects such as walkways and decorative purposes.

Smooth stone, on average 3/4″ – 1″ in size. Used for projects such as walkways, drainage, underneath decks, and decorative purposes. This stone is least likely to be washed away by water.

3/4″ limestone chip. Can be used as a gravel base, for walkways, or decorative purposes.

Used for lawns, soil mixes, and beaches.

Cobblestone Boulders

Cut Drywall

Edge Stone