Serving Covington & Surrounding Areas

Picayune, Mississippi's Landscape Supply Company

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Complete Your Picayune 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

Picayune sits under a heavy pine canopy, and those needles acidify the ground year after year. Test your beds every other autumn, and if the pH drops below 5.5, work in a compost and lime blend before planting azaleas or camellias. Pine straw mulch still works beautifully as a top layer, but the amended base underneath is what keeps blooms full rather than yellow and thin.

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Mulch Mound Pro Tip

Pine roots in Picayune run shallow and wide, and they will drink whatever you give a nearby bed. When planting under mature pines, widen the bed rather than deepening it, and add three to four inches of compost enriched soil on top instead of tilling into the root plate. Water new plantings twice as long as you think necessary the first summer, since the pines are competing for every drop.

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Mulch Mound Pro Tip

Picayune's sandy pockets drain fast, and irrigation water runs straight through before roots use it. Mix compost into the top six inches of vegetable beds and annual borders at a ratio of about one part compost to three parts native soil. That organic fraction acts like a sponge, holding moisture through a hot July week and cutting how often you have to run the hose.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How much pine straw does it take to cover my beds?

One bale typically covers 40 to 50 square feet at a proper three inch depth. For a 400 square foot bed, plan on eight to ten bales. Bulk delivery makes sense once you pass about 25 bales. Pine straw compresses quickly here, so most Picayune homeowners refresh lightly in spring and again in fall.

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Can I put mulch straight over the pine needles already in my beds?

You can, as long as the existing layer is not more than an inch or two thick. Rake it flat first and break up any matted areas that shed water. If the old needles have built into a dense pad three inches or deeper, remove some before topping. Otherwise, roots stay dry underneath even after a good rain.

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What soil should I use for raised vegetable beds in Picayune?

A blend of roughly 60 percent screened topsoil, 30 percent compost, and 10 percent coarse sand works well in this area. It drains freely, which matters with our rainfall, but still holds nutrients. Plan on the mix settling about 15 percent in the first season, so overfill slightly or budget for a topoff next spring.

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Just across the Pearl River in Mississippi, Picayune shares Covington's warm zone 9a conditions and its love of big shade trees. Longleaf pine stands and sandy pockets in the soil mean many homeowners here need organic matter more than they need fill. We deliver compost blends, pine bark, and hardwood mulch to properties throughout the city and the surrounding Hancock and Pearl River County roads. Same day scheduling is common in the spring rush.

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