We rented a pick-up truck and got two cubic yards of mulch to spread on the flower and shrub beds around the house.
We also spread a cubic yard of cedar bark chips along the path out front and between our neighbor's driveway and the raised bed on the west side of the house. The whole project took eight hours start-to-finish.




It will also help to feed the soil, keep it cooler and retain water throughout the hotter weather this summer.

Three cubic yards of materials, two people, one truck and eight hours of work. Not bad for a days work.
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