FAQ
How do I estimate mulch for irregular flower beds?
Break the bed into rough rectangles, total the square feet, multiply by depth in inches, and divide by 324. Length x average width is close enough.
How do I estimate mulch for irregular flower beds?
Break the bed into rough rectangles, total the square feet, multiply by depth in inches, and divide by 324. Length x average width is close enough.
Should mulch touch my house foundation?
Keep mulch a few inches off siding. Against bare concrete foundation below the siding line is fine — the gap protects the wood above.
Should mulch touch my house foundation?
Keep mulch a few inches off siding. Against bare concrete foundation below the siding line is fine — the gap protects the wood above.
Do you deliver during mud season?
Yes. Curbside and driveway drops run right through mud season. On-lawn placements may wait for the ground to firm up.
Do you deliver during mud season?
Yes. Curbside and driveway drops run right through mud season. On-lawn placements may wait for the ground to firm up.
Do you deliver to Marshfield, MA?
Yes. Marshfield is on Ottr's South Shore routes, Monday-Saturday. Your exact delivery fee shows at checkout when you enter your ZIP.
Do you deliver to Marshfield, MA?
Yes. Marshfield is on Ottr's South Shore routes, Monday-Saturday. Your exact delivery fee shows at checkout when you enter your ZIP.
When should I topdress with compost in Massachu...
Early spring (April-May) or early fall (September), when grass is actively growing. Keep it thin: 1/4 to 1/2 inch, ideally with overseeding.
When should I topdress with compost in Massachu...
Early spring (April-May) or early fall (September), when grass is actively growing. Keep it thin: 1/4 to 1/2 inch, ideally with overseeding.
Screened vs unscreened loam: what does screenin...
Screening passes loam through a mesh to remove rocks, roots, sticks, and clumps — leaving even soil that rakes smooth and seeds clean.
Screened vs unscreened loam: what does screenin...
Screening passes loam through a mesh to remove rocks, roots, sticks, and clumps — leaving even soil that rakes smooth and seeds clean.