Pine bark & pine straw
Natural look, breaks down slowly, and comes from renewable sources.
Fresh mulch keeps soil moist, holds down weeds, and makes beds look finished. UF/IFAS recommends a layer about 2–3 inches deep, kept a few inches back from trunks and stems. Piling it higher causes rot and starves roots of air. We remove tired mulch, edge the beds, and install fresh mulch at the right depth.
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Natural look, breaks down slowly, and comes from renewable sources.
Red, brown, or black for a uniform finished look that holds its color through a season.
Plantation-grown alternatives. UF/IFAS suggests these over cypress mulch, which is often harvested from native wetlands.
Years of layered mulch smother roots and hold too much water. We haul it out before adding new.
A clean edge keeps mulch in the bed, not on the lawn or driveway.
No "mulch volcanoes." Mulch piled against trunks invites rot and pests.
Local conditions differ across Southwest Florida. Pick your area.