Auburn Landscape Supply

Few towns in Worcester County carry more highway per square mile than Auburn: the Massachusetts Turnpike, I-290, I-395, Route 12, and Route 20 all pass through, and several of them tie together inside the town line. That access is why the retail frontage along Southbridge Street and the Southwest Cutoff filled in the way it did, while the residential side stayed in pockets — Drury Square, Stoneville, Pondville, and the slope of Pakachoag Hill. Pakachoag is where Robert Goddard launched the first liquid-fueled rocket in March 1926 from his aunt's farm; the spot is marked today on the golf course that replaced it. The town runs about 16 square miles at roughly 600 feet, hilly enough that a great many driveways climb hard off the road. Under the lawns it is glacial till with ledge close to the surface in the higher neighborhoods, which is why patios and walkways here usually start with a stone base rather than sand. Ottr Landscape Supply delivers across all of it, whether you're regraveling a steep drive on Pakachoag Hill, mulching beds around Drury Square, or setting a crushed-stone base for a walkway in Pondville.

Same-day and next-day dump truck loads of mulch, gravel, screened loam, and decorative stone — no minimum order required, and we know the steep driveways up Pakachoag Hill call for a different approach than the flat frontage along Route 20. Delivery to Auburn runs about $176 per load — $100 covers the first 30 miles from our Dispatch Office, then $4 per mile for the 19 miles beyond it. We also serve neighboring Worcester, Millbury, and Oxford on the same routes. For gravel and crushed stone specifically, see our Auburn gravel supplier page. When you need dependable Auburn landscape supply, Ottr is the trusted name for bulk materials delivered right to your driveway or job site.