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Chicago Mulch Delivery

Chicago Mulch Delivery

Regular price $36.00 per yard
Regular price Sale price $36.00
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A yard is approximately 27 cubic feet. As a general guideline, one yard of material can cover an area of about 10 feet by 10 feet at a few inches deep.

Enhance the beauty and health of your landscape with our Double Shredded Dyed Black Mulch. Crafted from premium wood materials and dyed with a deep, rich black color, this mulch provides an elegant backdrop that makes your flowers, shrubs, and decorative elements stand out. Its double-shredded texture ensures a fine, uniform appearance that is both aesthetically pleasing and functional.

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Our Chicago Mulch Delivery Process

Getting your mulch delivered is simple. Follow these 3 easy steps:

Pick your landscape material
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Pick your landscape material

Browse through our variety of high-quality mulch, soil, gravel, and stone options. You can use our bulk material calculator to estimate exactly how much product you’ll need for your project.

Schedule your delivery
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Schedule your delivery

Once you’ve chosen your materials, select a delivery day that works best for you. We offer flexible scheduling to ensure your materials arrive right when you need them.

Receive your order at your door
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Receive your order at your door

With everything handled, all that’s left is to sit back and wait. Our team will ensure your landscape materials are delivered promptly, ready for your Chicago landscaping project.

Mulch vs. No Mulch: The Difference

Drag the slider to see the difference fresh mulch makes. Compare a yard with old, faded mulch and exposed soil to one with a fresh layer of premium mulch. Notice how new mulch restores rich color, covers bare spots, and gives your landscape that clean, well-maintained appearance.

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Our Complete Range of Premium Mulch Products

We provide various colors and shred options for mulch, but availability depends on your area. Here's a rundown of our range.

Color Options

Choose from four distinct colors to complement your landscape design and match your aesthetic preferences.

Dyed Red
Dyed Red

Vibrant reddish-brown tone that adds warmth to landscapes and maintains its rich color throughout the season.

Natural Brown
Natural Brown

Earthy, organic appearance that blends seamlessly with any garden style while weathering naturally over time.

Dyed Brown
Dyed Brown

Warm, consistent brown hue that enhances plant beds and maintains its color throughout the season.

Dyed Black
Dyed Black

Bold, dramatic contrast that makes flowers and foliage pop while giving landscapes a polished, modern look.

Shred Style Options

Shred style refers to how many times the mulch is processed, creating finer, smaller pieces.

Single
Single

Processed once for larger, chunkier pieces that create a natural, rustic texture. These coarser shreds interlock well, resist washing away, and break down more slowly for longer-lasting coverage.

Double
Double

Processed twice for medium-sized shreds that balance natural texture with a neater appearance. This versatile option provides good coverage and suits most residential landscapes.

Triple
Triple

Processed three times for fine, uniform pieces that create a smooth, polished look. This refined texture spreads easily, fills in densely around plants, and gives garden beds a manicured appearance.

Understanding Shred Styles: A Detailed Comparison

Each shred style offers unique benefits. Here's how single, double, and triple shred generally compare across key factors. Availability depends on your area.

Factor
Single Shred
Double Shred
Triple Shred
Ease of Spreading

Ease of Spreading

How easily it distributes

Low

Chunky pieces are harder to work with in tight spaces

Medium

Balanced texture spreads with moderate effort

High

Fine texture flows smoothly and evenly

Erosion Resistance

Erosion Resistance

Description of factor

High

Large, interlocking pieces resist washing away on slopes

Medium

Stays put in most conditions with moderate rain

Low

Lighter particles can blow or wash away more easily

Durability

Durability

How long it lasts

High

Large pieces break down slowly over time

Medium

Moderate decomposition rate requires annual refresh

Low

Fine particles decompose quickly, needs frequent replacement

Visual Refinement

Visual Refinement

Appearance quality

Coarse

Natural, rustic woodland appearance

Medium

Clean look suitable for most landscapes

Polished

Smooth, manicured finish for formal gardens

Weed Suppression

Weed Suppression

Prevents weed growth

Low

Larger gaps allow sunlight to reach weed seeds

Medium

Good coverage with some light penetration

High

Pieces lock together to block light and air

Coverage Density

Coverage Density

How completely it covers

Low

Larger pieces leave visible gaps between them

Medium

Decent fill with minimal bare spots

High

Fills completely for uniform, dense coverage

Complete Your Outdoor Project

Pair your mulch with our premium soil and decorative stone to create a cohesive, professional landscape that will enhance your property for years to come.

Quality Soil

  • Why use soil?

    Whether it’s nutrient-rich topsoil for new lawns, garden blend for veggies and flowers, or leaf compost to supercharge your beds, quality soil sets the stage for healthy growth. It helps roots spread easily, retains just the right amount of moisture, and improves drainage over time.

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Decorative Stone

  • Why use stone?

    From classic river rock and pea gravel to bold limestone and lava rock, each type adds its own texture and personality. Beyond looks, stone is practical. It controls erosion, improves drainage, and keeps weeds in check without needing much upkeep.

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The Unique Landscape of Chicago

Chicago's lakefront location creates microclimates that affect landscapes differently across the city's vast neighborhoods. Properties from Lincoln Park and Lakeview near the water experience cooler summers and milder winters than areas further west like Logan Square, Pilsen, and Austin. Clay-heavy soil throughout Cook County compacts under foot traffic and weather stress, and yards from the North Side to South Side neighborhoods like Beverly and Hyde Park need mulch that improves soil structure while protecting against harsh winters with freeze-thaw cycles and hot, humid summer stretches.