Lock in moisture, knock out weeds and finish the beds properly.
A fresh mulch layer suppresses weeds, holds moisture in through dry spells and gives beds a finished, uniform look. We spread to the right depth and keep it clear of stems and trunks to avoid rot.
How thick should mulch be laid in a Dorrigo / Coffs Coast garden?
A good mulch layer sits around 50–75mm thick — enough to suppress weeds and hold moisture without smothering the soil. Any thinner and weeds push through; any deeper and water struggles to reach the roots. We keep it clear of stems and trunks to avoid rot, and spread it level so it looks finished, not just dumped.
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What type of mulch is best for the Northern Rivers climate?
Hardwood mulch lasts longest and holds on slopes, sugar cane breaks down fast and feeds the soil but needs topping up more often, and decorative stone is near-permanent for paths and feature beds. On the humid coast, a breathable organic mulch suits most garden beds. We'll recommend what fits your beds, budget and how much foot traffic they get.
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1 · Contact Us
Send a quick note about the job — what it is and where. We'll call you back, usually the same day.
2 · Schedule an Estimate
We come out, look the job over and give you a clear, no-obligation quote with the work laid out properly.
3 · Get the Job Done
We turn up on the agreed day and get it done right — tidy, on time, to the detail you expect.
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