Mulches Soils & Aggregates
Mulches, Soils & Aggregates
Yes! We Carry It!
Looking for mulch? soil? river rock, or stone dust? We have it on hand! Pick up and delivery is available.*
Don't need a huge amount? That's okay!
We also carry a wide variety of bagged product, natural mulch, compost, organic potting soil and Gro-Max to name a few.
*Delivery charges apply. See in store for rates to your home.
Natural Cedar Mulch
Natural cedar mulch provides a stable ground cover for trees and shrubs protecting the root system from extreme heat and cold. It also helps to retain moisture and reduce watering, reduces weed growth and is a natural insect repellent. Cedar mulch is acidic by nature, leaching into the root system. Ideal for all plants, particularly acid-loving plants.
Black Dyed Mulch
This striking coloured mulch is great for anyone wanting to add a little colour pop to their flower beds and landscape. Black mulch is also great for ground stabilization, and can help retain moisture for your plants as well as act as an insect repellent.
Shredded Pine Mulch
Pine bark mulch in gardens tends to last longer than most organic mulches,
Pine bark mulch is especially beneficial to acid-loving garden plants. It also adds aluminum to the soil, promoting leafy growth.
Screened Topsoil
Our high quality screened topsoil can be used for grading, back-filling, garden bed creation as well as a base for sodding and top dressing. It's the perfect soil for almost all your landscape needs!
Gro-Max® Premium Garden Soil
This high quality balanced two way mix allows for more air space and is a lighter weight soil then a triple mix . Consisting of optimum pH, and excellent water holding and porosity, with resistance to compaction.
Why should I mulch, and how much mulch do I need?
Mulching is a great way to keep your plants happy and healthy. It can also help cut down on the maintenance of your yard work:
For best results from any kind of mulching routine, provide a 2-3 inch layer to your garden in the spring for water retention and again in the fall for winter protection. Mulch areas should be cleared of all weeds, leaves, and grass. Most wood and bark mulch materials provide approximately the same level of service, and the choice between materials is based more on appearance. Generally mulch is applied every year, but cultivation or raking of the mulch can help invigorate older mulch, and can help spruce up the colour of any dyed mulch.