MULCH
Salt Lake City Mulch
As a green waste facility in Utah, we not only accept green waste from other tree companies, landscapers and residents in the community, but we also recycle the green waste into mulch products, making our process completely sustainable.
We offer both natural and colored mulch products for sale to contractors and to the general public.
Our natural products come in three different sizes–coarse, medium and fine.
The colors we have for our colored mulch are Chocolate, Dark Brown, Black and Red.
The dye we use is water soluble and completely safe for the environment.
All of our mulch products are allowed to sit and are turned often so that the decomposition process can begin and all of the harmful microorganisms and weed seeds are removed.
We are excited to invite you to visit our retail location to view the premium products that we provide. All of our mulch is made onsite so while you are there you will be able to see the ongoing operations that create our final products. While you are there feel free to ask our friendly office staff for some if you have any questions. If you want to take some home then we can also provide free samples upon request.
OOH, NATURAL MULCH!
Fine Mulch
Medium Mulch
Coarse Mulch
SPLASH OF COLORS
Red
Dark Brown
Delivery is available with a 10 yard minimum.
Delivery price includes loading fees and depending on location an additional fuel surcharge.
We offer a seasonal soil amendment that is a nutrient rich mixture ideal for gardens and flower beds.
Chocolate Brown
Black
Our mulch is clean from any lumber, pallets, or treated wood. This means you can use it without worrying about harmful chemicals. It makes your garden a safer place for your plants and family, with a natural product you can trust.
Our organic mulch is finely shredded, which helps it stick together. This forms a protective layer that’s great for your garden. It stops erosion, keeps the soil moist, and creates the perfect space for plants to grow.
Our mulch is made locally in Salt Lake City by grinding clean green waste material through our tub grinding machine.
As the material begins to break down, it goes through a pasteurization process which kills weed seeds and eliminates pathogens that cause plant disease.
BENEFITS OF OUR MULCH!
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Can be used as an amendment to improve soil texture and increase nutrient band water holding capacity.
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Provides a friendly environment for beneficial organisms and releases desirable nutrients into the soil and helps plants to grow.
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Increases water and nutrient holding capacity, which means less water and fertilizer.
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Improves Soil drainage, reducing erosion and wasteful water runoff.
Organic mulches bring many benefits to your garden and yard. They help with weed control, keep moisture in the soil, and offer nutrients to your plants. This can make your green spaces healthier and more beautiful.
Weed Control
Organic mulches are great at keeping weeds away. They form a barrier on the ground that stops sunlight from getting to weed seeds. This keeps weeds from growing, so you don’t have to weed as often. That means more time enjoying your garden and less fighting unwanted plants.
Retains Moisture Which Creates Water Savings
One important benefit of organic mulch is it holds moisture in the soil. This layer slows down evaporation and lowers the water that runs off. Organic mulch keeps the soil damp, helping your plants while saving water. This leads to big water savings in your garden.
Compost and Its Nutrient-Rich Advantages
Compost works wonders as organic mulch. It’s filled with organic matter and essential nutrients that your plants need. As compost breaks down, it feeds the soil with these nutrients. This creates a fertile place for your plants to grow, leading to vivid flowers and more produce.
Overall, organic mulches are a great choice for your garden and landscape. They tackle weed growth, help retain soil moisture, and enrich the soil. This turns your outdoor area into a haven for thriving plants.
Call (801) 262-1596 for more information or visit our public mulch yard located at 3645 S 500 W in Salt Lake City.
