Bulk Mulch
Bulk Mulch, Delivered by the Yard
Refresh your beds, lock in moisture and finish the yard — shredded hardwood and dyed mulch by the cubic yard, with all-in delivered pricing. Buying bulk costs far less than bagged.
Bulk mulch delivered to driveways nationwide — driver calls ahead, dumps where you point, and you pick the date.
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What's the goal?
All mulch
Sold by the cubic yard, delivered in bulk.
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Material calculator
Know what you want? Get your amount & price
Already decided on a material? Skip the quiz — pick it below, enter your area, and we'll work out the cubic yards you need and your all-in delivered price.
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Pick a material, shape and dimensions and we'll calculate the cubic yards you need plus your delivered price.
No surprises on delivery day
Bulk material isn't like a parcel. Here's exactly what to expect so you're ready when the truck arrives.
Driver calls ahead
You get a heads-up so you can be there to point out the drop spot.
Dumped exactly where you direct
Driveway, side yard, or any spot the truck can safely reach.
You pick the date
Choose your delivery day at checkout. Free reschedule up to the day before.
Buying guide
How to choose your mulch
For looks that last
Dyed mulch (black or red) holds its color longest — great for front beds and high-visibility areas. Refresh once a year for a crisp finish.
For natural & low-maintenance
Shredded hardwood knits together, breaks down into the soil and feeds your beds season after season.
How deep & how much
Apply 2–3 inches — enough to block weeds and hold moisture without smothering roots. One yard covers ~100 sq ft at 3 inches.
Mulch questions
How many yards of mulch do I need?
One cubic yard covers about 100 sq ft at 3 inches deep. The Help-me-choose tool above converts your bed dimensions to cubic yards.
Is bulk mulch cheaper than bags?
Yes — by a wide margin. A cubic yard equals roughly 13 to 14 standard bags, usually at a much lower cost per yard once delivery is included.
Does dyed mulch harm plants?
Quality dyed mulch uses non-toxic, plant-safe colorant. Let fresh mulch settle a day before heavy rain so the color sets.
Where will the truck dump it?
On your driveway or a spot you point out, then you spread it with a rake or wheelbarrow. Plan a flat, reachable drop zone near your beds.
Still not sure what you need?
Answer three quick questions and we'll match you to the right product with an all-in delivered price.
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