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We purchased mulch and had it delivered from Mulch Mound. Easy to order, price was fair, and mulch was delivered exactly as promised. We would reco...
We purchased mulch and had it delivered from Mulch Mound. Easy to order, price was fair, and mulch was delivered exactly as promised. We would recommend and will use again!
I had a great experience with Mulch Mound. I had originally ordered from a competitor but they didn’t deliver (pun intended) on the various days th...
I had a great experience with Mulch Mound. I had originally ordered from a competitor but they didn’t deliver (pun intended) on the various days they had promised. I was able to get a refund on the order and shop elsewhere. I read the good reviews for this company and decided to give them a try. I loved how easy it was to order online, pick day/time for delivery, and even specify where on my driveway I wanted the mulch placed. The delivery was on time and the driver was very courteous. I will be ordering again next year. Thank you!
This review compares my experience with Mulch Mound compared to another local company that has delivered soil to me. The soil purchased from Mulch...
This review compares my experience with Mulch Mound compared to another local company that has delivered soil to me. The soil purchased from Mulch Mound was for two more of my large raised beds for flowers and vegetables-- I have 8 total beds. 1st- the ordering process was very easier with Mulch Mound and I was impressed with the follow-ups regarding my order and delivery. The soil calculator was easy to use but would not let me order 1.5 yards so I have too much left over soil. The wait time for delivery was very short and the actual delivery was excellent. The soil was deposited in the exact location requested. The biggest difference between the two companies was the quality of the soil. The Mulch Mound was not adequately ground up or pulverized. There a significant number of larger and smaller dirt clumbs that seemed to be clay and very difficult to break up. In fact, I have a 12 inch bolder of dirt that is solid. I never have had big dirt clods or a boulder with the other company. So, I am not sure if the Mulch Mound dirt is just landfill dirt or actual garden soil with compost like the other company, The other reviews were very positive about their soil quality so I may have just received a lower quality batch. I just hope this will be good for growing.
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This time of year, freeze and thaw keep shifting the ground around signage corners. The stone moves every time someone walks across it. Margin depends on efficiency, and efficiency depends on timing. Poor grading turns paths into puddles after every rain.
You choose the right stone for drainage and permanence, then schedule delivery. You see the price before you pay, place the order online, and pick a delivery date. The drop is where you need it, the timing is what you scheduled.
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Eugene earns its Emerald City nickname through sheer persistence of rain and green, and that 47 inches of annual precipitation shapes nearly every landscaping decision in the Willamette Valley. The native silty clay soil throughout the city holds moisture deep into spring, compacts under foot traffic, and can suffocate roots when garden beds are left unprotected through the long wet season. Slopes near Skinner Butte and hillside properties in Santa Clara see meaningful erosion pressure from November through March, where stone borders and thick bark mulch layers are the first line of defense. Gardeners in Springfield and River Road wrestle with the same heavy valley soils, and enriching planting beds with quality compost-blended soil is often the difference between plants that thrive and plants that just survive.
