Mulch and beds in Toledo, OH Black mulch. Clean edge.
Fresh mulch, a curved cut edge and trimmed shrubs, done in one visit by people who call back.
Beds that look cared for
The edge is what people notice.
Fresh mulch makes a yard look done.
A clean edge is what makes it look sharp.
We cut a curved edge around the bed, then lay black mulch to an even depth.
We work around boxwood, hostas, a Japanese maple, boulders and whatever else you have.
Shrubs get trimmed by hand with hedge shears, so overgrown ones get shaped back.
One customer had us do all the trimming and mulch in spring.
Then they hired us to mow for the season.
Call or text and tell us how many beds you have.
A photo of the front helps.
Each visit
What goes into a bed refresh.
Cut edge
A clean curved line between lawn and bed that holds its shape.
Fresh mulch
Black mulch laid even, kept off the trunks and stems.
Shrub trimming
Hedge shears on overgrown shrubs, shaped back to a tidy line.
Bed cleanout
Weeds and winter leftovers cleared out before new mulch goes down.
Around the plants
Care around hostas, boxwood, small trees and boulders.
Side bed, clean line
Around shrubs and rock
A long curve along the house
Cutting back a shrub
Getting started
Send a photo, get a number.
Call or text
Tell us your town and send a photo of the beds you want done.
We quote it
You get a clear quote for your beds, and we set a day.
We do the work
Edges cut, mulch down, shrubs trimmed and the walk blown clean.
Mulch around Toledo
More mulch is not better mulch.
Ohio State University Extension says mulch should go on no more than 2 to 3 inches deep.
Keep it off the trunk.
A pile against the bark holds moisture and invites trouble.
Extension calls those piles mulch volcanoes and warns against them.
They say the root damage from a volcano can last the life of the tree.
So we spread it flat and pull it back from every trunk and stem.
Spring is the busy time, when beds get trimmed, cleaned out and topped up.
Where we do this
Mulch and Beds around Toledo.
Questions
The short answers.
How deep do you spread mulch?
About 2 to 3 inches, which is what Ohio State Extension advises.
We keep it clear of trunks.
Can you trim my shrubs too?
Yes. We use hedge shears and shape them back by hand.
Tell us which ones are overgrown.
Do you cut a new edge?
Yes. A clean curved cut edge is part of how we do beds.
We can re-cut an old one that has blurred.
Can I add this to mowing?
Yes. Mulch in spring and mowing after is a common way to start.
Just ask when you call.
Also from us
The rest of the yard.
- Lawn MowingStraight stripes, trimmed edges and a clean walk when we leave.
- Landscape DesignTired beds redone, new plantings in, boulders and gravel set right.
- Spring and Fall CleanupsWinter debris cleared in spring, leaves handled in fall.
- Snow RemovalWinter snow removal, on the same phone number you call in July.
Get a quote
Tell us about the yard.
Call, text or send it here.
A photo of the yard helps, if you have one.
Mon to Fri 7 AM to 6 PM // Sat and Sun closed