With the right type of mulch, you can keep weeds at bay while also enriching the soil. Your lawn and landscaping will look healthier, cleaner, and more pulled together. From flower beds and vegetable gardens, to back patios and other landscaping, installing mulch can save time and work during the gardening season. On a basic level, mulch is a layer of natural material added over the surface of your soil to improve the soil’s health, prevent erosion, conserve moisture, and help prevent weeds from growing. Mulch also helps the soil hold onto warmth in the spring to help plants and flowers thrive.
Which Mulch?
Different situations call for different types of mulch. The type of mulch you need depends on where & why you want to use it, and personal preference on how you want the mulch to look. There are two basic types: organic and inorganic. Organic mulch consists of previously living material, including: Wood Chips, Pine Needles, Shredded Bark, Compost, and Straw.
Could your lawn, yard, or other greenspace use some mulching? Not sure which type is right for you? We’re ready to help. We offer a wide selection of mulches at competitive prices. We offer bulk mulch and bagged mulch. Both are available for delivery or pickup at our Garden Center. Delivery fees vary based on Location. See the ‘Garden Center’ page on our website for delivery pricing. Call Creech’s Lawn & Landscaping at 513-932-8155, or contact us online today for a free estimate. Please see the bulk and bagged mulch products that we have in stock below.
Bulk Materials
Black Dyed Mulch
$43/yard
Brown Dyed Mulch
$43/yard
Red Dyed Mulch
$43/yard
Triple Shredded Mulch
$40/yard
Double Shredded Mulch
$37/yard
Certified Playground Mulch
$43/yard
Topsoil
$38/yard
Compost
$40/yard
Super Soil
$40/yard
River Rock
$74/yard
Pea Gravel
$36/yard
Gravel 57
$38/yard
411 Limestone
$38/yard
Pine Straw
$10.00/bale
Straw
$9.75/bale
Bagged Materials
Black Dyed Mulch
Brown Dyed Mulch
Red Dyed Mulch
Hardwood Mulch
Potting Soil
Topsoil
Pine Bark Nuggets
Pine Bark Mini Nuggets
Compost
Sphagnum Peat Moss