Mulching Season
Quiet work that makes a lasting difference
A beautiful garden begins with good soil. And while much of the garden rests through winter, there's still important work to be done at the surface level.
Mulching is one of the simplest ways to care for your garden. A fresh layer of organic mulch helps protect the soil, retain moisture, moderate temperature changes, and suppress weeds as the growing season approaches.Why Winter?
Once the leaves have fallen and the garden has settled into its winter rhythm, it's an ideal time to turn our attention to the planting beds.
With much of the garden dormant, we can clear away seasonal debris, address weeds, and apply fresh organic mulch before spring growth begins.
It's a little preparation now that makes a difference in the months ahead.Our Approach
We approach mulching with care, using a nutrient-rich, fertile mulch blend suited to Pacific Northwest gardens. Each visit begins with preparation: beds are groomed, weeds removed, and edges defined before the mulch is applied.
Mulch is spread evenly at the appropriate depth, taking care to keep plant crowns and trunks clear. The result is a garden that looks settled, balanced, and ready for the season ahead.
It's hands-on work, done by gardeners who understand the importance of getting the details right.