FAQ

What gravel stays put on a slope?

Angular crushed stone — like 1.5-inch gray granite — locks in place on slopes. Use rip rap on steep washout zones and skip rounded pea stone.

What gravel stays put on a slope?

Angular crushed stone — like 1.5-inch gray granite — locks in place on slopes. Use rip rap on steep washout zones and skip rounded pea stone.

Playground mulch vs regular mulch: what's the d...

Playground mulch is engineered wood surfacing for fall cushioning, installed 9–12 in deep; bark mulch is for garden beds at 2–3 in. Different jobs.

Playground mulch vs regular mulch: what's the d...

Playground mulch is engineered wood surfacing for fall cushioning, installed 9–12 in deep; bark mulch is for garden beds at 2–3 in. Different jobs.

Do you deliver to Everett, MA?

Yes — Everett delivery is a checkout-verified flat $100 per load, with Monday–Saturday windows and frequent same-day availability.

Do you deliver to Everett, MA?

Yes — Everett delivery is a checkout-verified flat $100 per load, with Monday–Saturday windows and frequent same-day availability.

How many yards of pea stone do I need for a fir...

About 1 to 1.5 cubic yards — a 12-ft circle is roughly 113 sq ft, and at 3 inches deep that's 1.05 yards. Round up to 1.5 with edging.

How many yards of pea stone do I need for a fir...

About 1 to 1.5 cubic yards — a 12-ft circle is roughly 113 sq ft, and at 3 inches deep that's 1.05 yards. Round up to 1.5 with edging.

Is black mulch safe for plants?

Yes — the iron oxide and carbon black colorants are safe for plants, people, and pets. Just keep it out of direct contact with food crops.

Is black mulch safe for plants?

Yes — the iron oxide and carbon black colorants are safe for plants, people, and pets. Just keep it out of direct contact with food crops.

Can you deliver mulch directly onto my flower b...

No — delivery is one loose pile at a curbside or driveway drop point. On-property drops need a waiver, and spreading is up to you.

Can you deliver mulch directly onto my flower b...

No — delivery is one loose pile at a curbside or driveway drop point. On-property drops need a waiver, and spreading is up to you.