Mulch & bed edging in Merrick & Nassau County

Beds edged and refreshed with new mulch for homes and businesses in Merrick and the surrounding Nassau County towns.

Raised bed finished with dark mulch, boulders, evergreens and annual flowers
After: raised-bed makeover

What’s included

  • Beds re-edged with a clean spade line
  • Old mulch turned or removed as needed
  • Fresh mulch spread at the right depth
  • Kept off trunks and stems

Mulching starts with the edge. Every bed is re-cut with a clean spade line so the lawn stays out and the mulch stays in. Old mulch is turned over or removed where it has built up, and fresh mulch is spread at the right depth — enough to hold moisture and keep weeds down, and pulled back from trunks and stems so it doesn’t rot the bark.

Mulch is the natural last step after a spring cleanup, bush trimming, or new plantings from annual planting. If you want a bed wider, curved, or started from scratch, see new garden beds and reshaping.

On the job

The pairs show mulch as the finish on real bed work: a curved stone raised bed, replanted and then topped with dark mulch, and a bare soil bed along the side of a house that was planted and finished in mulch.

Raised bed replanted with evergreens and perennials, before mulchingDuring
Raised bed finished with dark mulch, boulders, evergreens and annual flowersAfter
Raised-bed makeoverOvergrown shrubs were ripped out of a curved raised bed, which was replanted, mulched and filled with annual color.
A bare soil bed along a house wall before plantingBefore
The same bed planted with a weeping tree and shrubs, finished in mulchAfter
New bed along the houseA new planted and mulched bed was added along the side of a house.

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Tell us roughly how many beds you have and how big they are. An owner reviews every request, and the quote is free.