DELIVERY SPECIAL with 5-yard purchase for May & June
Woodinville-Bothell-Kenmore- Duvall-Kirkland
ABOUT US
Applied Organics Landscape Supply in Woodinville is locally owned & operated conveniently off 405 & Hwy 522! Serving the Greater Eastside and Seattle Area! We pride ourselves with our Landscape Product knowledge & excellent service providing
Bark, Mulch, Compost, Topsoil, Play Chips, Sand & Rocks - Aggregate.
WE CARE ABOUT THE DETAILS!
We look forward to meeting you at our landscape yard for pick up or delivery of Bulk and Bagged products for retail, wholesale, contractor, residential & commercial projects. We specialize in helping clients increase the value & beauty of their homes, parks & commercial properties.
FAQ 's
- Certain products can block the nitrogen in the soil that your plants need, make sure you have properly fertilized with a slow-release nitrogen fertilizer.
- Shovel Applied Organics Landscape Supply Products from your wheelbarrow or shake mulch from your bag into small piles.
- Leave about 1 inch between your mulch and smaller plantings and 4 - 6 inches in diameter for larger plantings and tree trunks so you do not smother your plantings.
- Edge the area you want to mulch to keep mulch from spilling onto grass or other surfaces.
- Learn at our PRODUCTS PAGE.
CONSIDER ADDING DECORATIVE ROCKS
- You can also place our Applied Organics Landscape Supply Products available in Bulk and Bagged Products along the edge to prevent spillage and runoff.
- Place our rock products under and around your house, sprinkler and downspouts area to help prevent wash away.
- Check out our PRODUCTS PAGE to lean more!
PREPPING YOUR GARDEN
- Use our YARDAGE CALCULATOR for the most effective outcome.
- Remove old product for more a more effective outcome of health for your garden.
- Depth should be approximately 3 inches of total bark, mulch and compost from bare ground.
- Prep area and shallowly cultivate.
- Your area should be clear of weeds and unwanted vegetation before spreading your bark.
- Plastics and garden fabrics can slow the decomposition of soil-enriching mulch.
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