FAQ

Do delivery slots fill up in April and May?

Yes. Spring weekends book up by mid-week — order 5-7 days ahead for a Saturday slot. Weekday mornings stay the easiest windows to get.

Do delivery slots fill up in April and May?

Yes. Spring weekends book up by mid-week — order 5-7 days ahead for a Saturday slot. Weekday mornings stay the easiest windows to get.

Do you deliver to Watertown, MA?

Yes. Watertown is well inside Ottr's flat-rate zone — $100 per truckload, Monday-Saturday, with same-day available before 10:30 AM.

Do you deliver to Watertown, MA?

Yes. Watertown is well inside Ottr's flat-rate zone — $100 per truckload, Monday-Saturday, with same-day available before 10:30 AM.

Should I remove old mulch before adding new?

Usually no. Rake and fluff the old layer, then top up to 2-3 inches total. Remove it only if it's matted, diseased, or piled past 4 inches.

Should I remove old mulch before adding new?

Usually no. Rake and fluff the old layer, then top up to 2-3 inches total. Remove it only if it's matted, diseased, or piled past 4 inches.

Do you deliver to West Roxbury?

Yes. West Roxbury is a short run from Ottr's Dispatch Office in Dorchester — flat $100 per truckload, delivered Monday-Saturday.

Do you deliver to West Roxbury?

Yes. West Roxbury is a short run from Ottr's Dispatch Office in Dorchester — flat $100 per truckload, delivered Monday-Saturday.

How many yards of mulch does a typical house need?

Most homes need 2-4 cubic yards for foundation beds (200-400 sq ft at 3 inches). Corner lots and full perimeters usually run 5-6 yards.

How many yards of mulch does a typical house need?

Most homes need 2-4 cubic yards for foundation beds (200-400 sq ft at 3 inches). Corner lots and full perimeters usually run 5-6 yards.

When should I put down mulch in Massachusetts?

Once beds have thawed and dried — for most of Massachusetts that's mid-April through Memorial Day. Earlier is fine if beds are cleaned up; fall works too.

When should I put down mulch in Massachusetts?

Once beds have thawed and dried — for most of Massachusetts that's mid-April through Memorial Day. Earlier is fine if beds are cleaned up; fall works too.