Serving Smithfield & Surrounding Areas

Nibley, Utah's Landscape Supply Company

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Complete Your Nibley 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

Nibley lawns over compacted builder soil tend to puddle and thin out. Core aerate in early September, then top dress with a quarter inch to half inch of screened compost and rake it into the holes. Overseed immediately with a Kentucky bluegrass and fescue blend. The compost feeds soil biology through fall while roots grow, and by next June the turf holds color longer between waterings.

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Mulch Mound Pro Tip

Many Nibley lots sit on old farm ground with a high water table, and new trees planted too deep in that ground sit wet and decline. Set the root flare an inch or two above the surrounding grade, backfill with native soil rather than pure compost, and mulch three inches wide but never against the trunk. On the wettest lots, plant on a low mound to lift roots into air.

Mulch Mound Pro Tip

Builder grade Nibley yards often come with narrow, poorly defined beds that swallow mulch every year. Cut a clean four inch deep spade edge or install steel edging, then widen beds to at least three feet so shrubs are not crowded against foundations. Defined edges hold mulch in place, keep bluegrass rhizomes from creeping in, and cut your annual top up volume noticeably.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How often should I add new mulch to my Nibley beds?

Plan on a one inch top up every spring and a full three inch reset every three years. Organic bark breaks down into soil here fairly quickly given irrigation and summer heat. Before adding, rake the old layer to break any crust and check depth, since piling new mulch over four inches already down can starve roots of air.

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What soil should I order for a new Nibley raised vegetable bed?

A blend of roughly sixty percent screened topsoil and forty percent compost works well for silt loam country. Fill twelve inches deep for root crops. Skip pure compost, which settles hard and dries into a crust. Top with an inch of fine bark after planting to hold moisture between waterings through July and August.

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Is it too late to seed a new Nibley lawn in September?

Early September is actually the best window here. Soil is still warm, nights are cooling, and weed pressure has dropped. Seed before September 15 so roots establish ahead of the October 5 average first frost. After that, wait and dormant seed in late November or plan for a mid April start instead.

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Nibley has grown quickly from farmland into family neighborhoods, and much of it sits on the valley floor where silt loam holds water tightly. New yards often arrive with thin, compacted topsoil left behind by builders. A few yards of quality garden soil and compost changes what will grow there. We deliver bulk material to Nibley homes on regular schedules, including tight cul de sac lots.

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