Mulch is one of the most important components of the soil profile in which the roots of your trees live.

Mulch is the source of new decomposing organic material that enriches the soil.

Loose, airy Mulch encourages the growth of soil microbes that benefit the health of your trees.

Mulch mimicks the leaf litter that is the ideal environment for a tree to grow.

Mulch protects trees' roots from extreme heat and cold, helps preserve soil moisture, and prevents tree feeder roots from competing with turf grass for limited water.

Mulch prevents soil compaction and injury to root flares caused by weekly mowing of lawn areas around or near trees.

Expanding Mulch beds as trees grow is the best and most cost effective way to keep your trees healthy.