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Enhance Your Landscape’s Beauty and Health with Professional Mulching

Mulching is more than just a finishing touch – it’s essential for a thriving, well-kept garden. Our expert mulching services help your soil retain moisture, block weed growth, regulate temperature, and give your flowerbeds a clean, polished look. Whether you’re refreshing your yard or starting fresh, we apply the right type and amount of mulch to boost curb appeal and support plant health year-round.

 

Why Trust Us with Your Mulching? Because Your Garden Deserves the Best Foundation

At Biswurm Landscaping, we know that quality mulching is the backbone of a vibrant, low-maintenance yard. With our hands-on experience and attention to detail, we deliver clean, efficient mulching that both protects and beautifies your landscape. We use only premium mulch materials, applied by seasoned professionals who understand the needs of your soil and plants.

Tailored for Every Landscape

We don’t just spread mulch – we choose the right type, color, and thickness to suit your garden’s layout and your aesthetic goals.

Reliable and Clean Workmanship

Our crew arrives on time, works efficiently, and leaves your property spotless with perfectly edged and mulched beds every time.

frequently asked question

Have questions about mulching? Here are some of the most common queries we receive from homeowners looking to refresh their garden beds.

How often should I mulch my garden beds?

We recommend mulching once or twice a year—typically in early spring and again in late fall—to maintain appearance and soil health.

We offer a variety of mulch types, including hardwood, pine bark, and dyed mulch, depending on your landscape’s needs and color preferences.

When applied correctly, mulch doesn’t attract pests. In fact, it can help deter some by improving soil conditions and preventing rot.

 For most garden beds, we apply mulch at a depth of 2 to 3 inches to ensure proper insulation and weed suppression.

Not if it’s done right! We leave space around plant stems and tree trunks to prevent moisture buildup and root rot.