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COST OF MULCHING FLOWER BEDS IN NJ

MULCHING WEEDING CLEANUP SERVICE SPECIALS IN NJ

Bagged Mulch vs Bulk Mulch

The mulch that is purchased at stores are generally sold by the bag. These bags come in various sizes ranging from 1 cubic foot to 3 cubic feet of mulch per bag. Below is a conversion table that shows you how many bags it takes depending on size to equal one cubic yard.

Bagged Mulch Conversion Table
Number of bags for Cubic yard Equivalence
	1 Cu. Yd	3 Cu. Yds.	5 Cu. Yds.
1 Cu. Ft. Bag	27	81	135
1.5 Cu. Ft. Bag	18	54	90
2 Cu. Ft. Bag	14	42	70
3 Cu. Ft. Bag	9	27	45

If you have purchased your mulch in bag form, we encourage you to look at the savings of buying by the cubic yard vs by the bag.

Take the amount of bags that you normally use and convert it to cubic yards with the help of the chart shown above. Take the cost per bag then multiply it by the total number of bags required to equal one cubic yard. This is your cost per cubic yard for the bagged mulch. We will provide the labor to install mulch in flowerbeds and property with either way you choose to purchase mulch in NJ area.

CLEANUP SERVICE’S FLOWER BEDS Mulching and Weeding SPECIALS

1 CUBIC YARD DELIVERED THEN 2 LABOR HRS WEEDING PLUS MULCH LAID AFTER W/ LABOR – CALL

1.5 CUBIC YARD DELIVERED THEN 3 LABOR HRS WEEDING PLUS MULCH LAID AFTER W/ LABOR – CALL

2 CUBIC YARD DELIVERED THEN 4 LABOR HRS WEEDING PLUS MULCH LAID AFTER W/ LABOR – CALL

3 CUBIC YARD DELIVERED THEN 6 LABOR HRS WEEDING PLUS MULCH LAID AFTER W/ LABOR – CALL

5 CUBIC YARD DELIVERED THEN 9 LABOR HRS WEEDING PLUS MULCH LAID AFTER W/ LABOR – CALL

COLORED MULCH * ROOT MULCH * TOP SOIL * HARDWOOD MULCH * BULK WOOD CHIPS * RIGHT DRESS * CERTIFIED PLAYGROUND MULCH * WHITE PLAYGROUND SAND * CEDAR MULCH * COMPOST * FILL DIRT

NJ FLOWER BEDS MULCHING WEEDING CLEANUP SERVICES

We Work With You On Flower Bed Mulching and Weeding Solutions to Create What You Have In Mind.

Mulching and weeding flowerbeds offer several benefits that contribute to the health and beauty of your garden. Here are the reasons why mulching and weeding are essential practices for maintaining your flowerbeds:

Mulching:

Moisture Retention: Mulch helps retain moisture in the soil by reducing evaporation. This is especially important during hot and dry periods, as it helps plants access the water they need for growth and development.
Weed Suppression: A layer of mulch acts as a natural weed barrier, reducing the germination and growth of weeds. This minimizes competition for nutrients and space, allowing your desired plants to thrive.
Temperature Regulation: Mulch insulates the soil, helping to moderate soil temperature fluctuations. It keeps the soil cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter, creating a more stable environment for plant roots.
Soil Erosion Prevention: Mulch helps prevent soil erosion caused by heavy rainfall or wind, protecting the roots of your plants and preventing valuable topsoil from washing away.
Soil Structure Improvement: Organic mulches, like compost or shredded leaves, break down over time and improve soil structure. They enhance soil fertility, aeration, and drainage, creating a healthier environment for plant roots.
Aesthetic Enhancement: Mulch adds a polished and neat appearance to your flowerbeds, enhancing the visual appeal of your garden and creating a tidy landscape.

Weeding:

Nutrient Availability: Weeding prevents unwanted plants from competing with your desired plants for nutrients, sunlight, and water. This allows your flowers to receive the resources they need to grow and thrive.
Disease Prevention: Weeds can harbor pests and diseases that may spread to your cultivated plants. Removing weeds reduces the risk of disease transmission and pest infestations.
Aesthetic Appeal: Regular weeding keeps your flowerbeds looking tidy and well-maintained. It highlights the beauty of your chosen plants and prevents the garden from appearing overgrown and unkempt.
Plant Health: Weeds can overshadow and shade your desired plants, inhibiting their growth and flowering. Removing weeds ensures that your plants receive adequate sunlight for healthy development.
Preventing Seed Dispersal: Weeds produce seeds that can be carried by wind, water, or animals to other areas of your garden or neighboring properties. Regular weeding helps prevent the spread of these seeds.
Reducing Competition: Weeds compete with your flowers for space, light, water, and nutrients. By removing weeds, you give your cultivated plants a better chance to thrive without competition.

In summary, mulching and weeding your flowerbeds are essential practices for maintaining the health, appearance, and overall functionality of your garden. These practices create a favorable environment for your plants to grow, bloom, and reach their full potential while reducing the challenges posed by weeds and environmental factors.