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Marshall, Missouri's Landscape Supply Company

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Complete Your Marshall 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

Marshall gardeners work with silt loam that holds moisture well but crusts and compacts once it dries. Blend two to three inches of compost into the top eight inches each spring rather than tilling deeply, which breaks down soil structure. With an April 14 average last frost, get that amendment worked in during late March so beds settle and warm before tomatoes and peppers go in the ground.

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Mulch Mound Pro Tip

Marshall summers bring long dry stretches between heavy downpours, so water deeply and less often. One inch of water once or twice a week drives roots down eight to ten inches, while daily sprinkling keeps them shallow and vulnerable. Set an empty tuna can under the sprinkler to measure output. Mulched beds hold that moisture two to three times longer than bare silt loam, which crusts and sheds water once it dries.

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Mulch Mound Pro Tip

Grade before you plant in Marshall. Silt loam moves easily during heavy rain, so establish a slope of at least six inches of fall over the first ten feet away from foundations and patios. Where water already channels, a shallow swale filled with river rock over landscape fabric slows flow and stops soil from washing into the street. Fix drainage first and your plants will handle everything else better.

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When should I apply mulch to my beds in Marshall?

Mid to late April is ideal, once soil has warmed past the April 14 average last frost. Mulching too early keeps soil cold and slows perennial emergence. Apply two to three inches over moist soil after weeding. A second light refresh in late fall, after the October 17 frost, insulates roots through winter freeze and thaw cycles.

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How many cubic yards of mulch will cover my beds?

One cubic yard covers roughly 100 square feet at three inches deep or 160 square feet at two inches. Measure each bed, add the square footage, and divide accordingly. Most Marshall front yard bed systems run two to four yards. Order slightly over rather than under, since leftover mulch is useful around trees and along fence lines.

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What kind of mulch holds up best in Marshall wind and rain?

Double ground hardwood is the best all around choice here. The shredded fibers knit together and stay put on slopes and in open, windy yards better than nuggets or bark chips, which float and scatter during heavy downpours. Hardwood also breaks down into organic matter that improves our silt loam over time, which pine bark does much more slowly.

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Marshall sits in the heart of Saline County farm country, where wide lots and mature shade trees give homeowners plenty of ground to cover. Whether the project is refreshing beds around a Missouri Valley College rental or building raised gardens on an acreage outside town, bulk quantities beat bagged material on both price and consistency. We haul mulch, compost blends, and river rock north from Sedalia on a regular schedule.

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