The Benefits of Having Mulch Delivered (Illustrated)

Look, mulch is a critical part of a healthy and happy landscape. But it can take a lot of work to do the job right. One step to simplify the process is simply having the mulch delivered. And whether you buy mulch in bags or bulk. You can get it delivered! This infographic goes over some of the reasons you may want to consider having mulch delivered. 

How can I get mulch without a truck?

It’s simple, get it delivered. One of the great benefits of getting mulch delivered is that it doesn’t matter what vehicle you have. And you can avoid multiple trips to the store. Most nurseries will deliver a load of mulch for about $50. And while that may seem like a lot, you can save a lot of time and energy by having it delivered. 

Should I order bagged mulch or bulk?

Look, it's likely cheaper to order mulch in bulk. And you won’t have to deal with all of the bags of trash afterward. On the other hand, bagged mulch can be easier to move around. And you won’t need any tools to do it. So if you don't want to break out a shovel and a wheelbarrow, bagged is the way to go. 

What are the benefits of having mulch delivered?

Look, there are a lot of reasons you may want to get mulch delivered. For starters, no one wants to drive to the hardware store and load 50 bags of mulch into their car. Or have to clean out the bed of their truck after they get the mulch home. So having mulch delivered can be a tremendous help in saving you lots of time and inconvenience. 

Having mulch delivered saves time and hassle, whether you buy in bulk or bags. It's cheaper in bulk, but bagged is easier to handle. Delivery avoids car/truck loading and cleaning. Consider professional installation if you want it done right

At the end of the day, you may want to have mulch delivered to your house. Or consider getting a professional landscape to install the mulch. This infographic was made by JK Enterprise. Be sure to check out more of our great infographics for more lawn care info. Or jump over to our landscaping blog.  

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