Mulching

WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER MULCH INSTALLATION FOR YOUR COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

Serving Greater Orlando Florida | Windermere | Oviedo | Longwood

Numerous factors contribute to the growing popularity of mulch installation in specific areas of properties. Foremost among these is the recognition that mulch installation offers a straightforward and cost-effective method to significantly enhance and protect your commercial landscaping, golf course, playground, or HOA property.

Through the process of mulch installation, there’s a deliberate emphasis on enhancing the appeal of your landscape, showcasing the decorative bushes, shrubs, and even trees thoughtfully incorporated into the setting.

COMMON TYPES OF MULCH

There are several types of mulch that can be used on your property it all depends on the appearance you’re looking for. Below are the most common types of mulch used in Florida.

• Pine Bark Mulch: This type of mulch is created from shredded pine trees. It comes in a variety of shades including brown, red, and golden brown.
• Shredded Hardwood Mulch: Hardwood mulch is created from shredded branches, forest scraps, or recycled construction wood.
• Cypress Mulch: Cypress mulch is created from shredded cypress trees.
• Playground Mulch: This mulch is typically engineered wood fiber and is used to prevent injuries and create a softer surface on playgrounds.
• Colored Mulch: Mulch not only comes in a variety of forms and textures it can also come in a variety of colors using synthetic dyes. Colored mulch options include black, brown, gold, and red.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF MULCHING?

Mulching offers a range of benefits, not only enhancing the visual appeal of your property but also positively impacting the health of the soil and the plants it nurtures.

• Temperature Regulation: Mulch serves as an insulating blanket for your trees and plants, effectively moderating temperature fluctuations. It keeps them cool in the scorching summer heat and provides warmth during cooler months.
• Moisture Retention: One of its essential functions is aiding soil in retaining moisture, reducing the risk of drought, and minimizing water evaporation. In fact, mulching can reduce irrigation requirements by up to 50%.
• Soil Protection: Acting as a protective buffer layer, mulch helps prevent soil compaction caused by traffic or heavy rainfall.
• Weed Control: Mulch effectively suppresses the growth of weeds, maintaining a tidy and weed-free landscape.
• Nutrient Enrichment: As mulch decomposes, it enriches the soil with essential nutrients, promoting healthier and more vigorous plant growth.
• Equipment Protection: Mulching also shields your trees from potential damage by lawnmowers and other maintenance equipment, ensuring their long-term well-being.