It can seem intimidating to order organic bulk mulch or landscaping stones for your landscaping project. The fact is, it is an affordable and easy way to add instant curb appeal to your home. Dramatically changing the look of your home with a wide variety of colors and textures.
Mulch is a vital part of every yard. More than just a ground cover, mulch protects the soil, provides moisture and necessary nutrients plants need to thrive. Mulch also protects the plant’s roots from extreme heat, reduces weed growth, protects against erosion, and disease.
A 2 to 3 inch layer of mulch in vegetable beds, around flowers, and the base of shrubs and trees, preventing light from the sun to reach weed seeds, reducing the number of weeds you have to pull.
It is important to purchase mulch that works well with your project
White marble mulch has become very popular here in Central Florida. Marble mulch is simply large pieces of white marble that has been crushed into the size of gravel. It has the appeal of a high end landscape project, but when purchased in bulk, it is very affordable.
Marble chips are great for preventing erosion, since they doesn’t blow away like organic mulch. They also don’t break down over time, which means they won’t need to be replaced as often as other types of mulches. Which saves you time and money in the long run.
Marble chips may be a better option for an area that tends to stay wet. Pests and bugs don’t tend to make their home in this type of mulch.
They are also a great option around fire pits and grills because they are not flammable. Applied around pools and walkways, help them stay dry and look amazing.
Marble chips tend to have a high pH, over time it can leach out into the soil, making it more alkaline. Plants that prefer less acidic soil will flourish in this type of environment.
There are a wide assortment of stone and organic mulch on today’s market. Purchasing any type of mulch bulk is less expensive than by the bag. As a leader in the industry, the experts at Reliable Peat can answer any questions for your next landscape project.
