Serving Cottonwood & Surrounding Areas

Anderson, California's Landscape Supply Company

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Complete Your Anderson Outdoor Project

We’ve got you covered with our full line of landscape supply products, from premium mulch and quality soil to decorative stone, helping you create a cohesive, professional landscape that enhances your property for years to come.

Mulch Mound Pro Tip

Anderson soil holds water long after the rain stops, and that is where most plant loss begins. Rather than digging deeper holes, build raised beds or gentle berms six to ten inches high using a compost and topsoil blend, then plant into the mound. Roots get oxygen during the wet months, and the added organic matter slowly loosens the clay underneath year after year.

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Mulch Mound Pro Tip

Anderson gardeners get the most from compost applied in fall. Spread an inch across vegetable beds and around shrubs after the first cool rains, then let winter moisture and worms carry it down through the clay. By the March planting window the top layer is noticeably crumblier. Fall application also means you are not fighting a dust cloud of dry compost in July heat.

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Primary ZIP: 96007
Mulch Mound Pro Tip

Watch your grade near the house. Anderson lots often sit flat, so bringing in topsoil or mulch right up against the foundation can trap water where you least want it. Keep finished material sloping away at a quarter inch per foot for the first ten feet, and leave weep screeds and vents clear so moisture has an escape route.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Should I use topsoil or garden mix for new raised beds in Anderson?

For raised beds, a garden mix blending topsoil and compost outperforms straight topsoil. It drains faster, which matters given the heavy clay underneath, and it carries nutrients from day one. Fill beds slightly proud of the rim since the mix settles two to three inches in the first season.

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Why does water pool on my Anderson lawn for days after a storm?

Compacted clay loam is the usual culprit, often made worse by construction traffic. Core aerate in fall, top dress with a quarter inch of compost, and repeat for two or three years. For persistent low spots, regrading with a sandy loam blend or adding a French drain moves standing water off the turf.

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How much rock do I need for a gravel path in Anderson?

For foot traffic, plan on two to three inches of three quarter inch crushed rock over compacted subgrade. A path 3 feet wide and 50 feet long at three inches takes roughly a yard and a half. Add a base layer of larger road base first if the ground stays soft in winter.

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Sitting between Redding and Cottonwood along the I-5 corridor, Anderson blends established neighborhoods with acreage parcels and small farms. That mix means orders range from a couple yards of garden compost to full loads of drain rock for driveways and corrals. Our trucks reach Anderson quickly, which keeps freight costs low. Heavy clay ground here rewards gardeners who build organic matter season after season.

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