The longleaf pine produces needles in fascicles of three needles that range in length from 8 to 18 inches. The longer the pine needle, the better the pine needle will stay in place. If you have a place that has very high winds, you need to go with Slash pine needle. Pine straw also works well on hills and will not wash away when the rain comes.

Pine bark mulch, when applied several inches deep, helps retain soil and keeps it from eroding into the surrounding areas. This is helpful for areas of plain dirt with sporadic plants, such as border gardens along fences, around tree trunks and throughout gardens.

Trailer loads of pine straw are offered at wholesale prices to Landscapers, Retail Lawn & Garden Centers, Municipalities, Golf Courses and Schools.

This agricultural byproduct has a huge number of uses. While some are quite traditional like the bedding for animals and mulch in the garden, it can also be used as a quality cattle forage, heating fuel, ethanol production, or even as a building material.

Made of shredded bark from hardwood trees such as maples and oaks, this sturdy mulch compacts over time so it resists blowing or washing away. Because of its staying power, hardwood mulch is ideal for sloped beds and gardens in wet climates. This specific mulch can be dyed into anything the customer wants. Our best sellers are Brown and Red but, you may choose any color of your liking. 

Hardwood bark mulch is the most common variety of mulch and is best used as a general all-purpose option. Hardwood mulch comes in many different colors and sizes. It decomposes quickly and offers good drainage for putting over the top of existing plantings, and it helps to prevent weed growth.

The shortleaf pine produces needles in fascicles of two and three needles that range in length from 6 to 8 inches.

We also offer commercial-scale pruning! Pruning rates differ from job to job. If you would like more information on pruning, please call Chad at 336-521-5332.