– Different Types of Mulch

Mulch comes in two fundamental varieties: organic and inorganic. Previously living materials including chopped leaves, straw, grass clippings, compost, wood chips, shredded bark, sawdust, pine needles, and even paper are examples of organic mulches. Geotextiles and black plastic are examples of inorganic mulch (landscape fabrics).

     –  Types of Soil & Grass Seeds

The width of the blades and whether the blade tips are rounded, sharply pointed, or boat-shaped differ amongst different grass varieties. Vernation, the arrangement of grass leaves in young shoots, can be either circular or V-shaped. Additionally, your grass’s growth pattern can help you identify it. Based on the predominant size of the soil’s constituent particles, soil can be divided into sand, clay, silt, peat, chalk, and other forms of soil.

  – Different Types of Stones

Complementary hues are a terrific technique to choose a nice color for landscaping stone. Any two hues that are next to each other on the color wheel are considered complementary. Consider selecting a landscaping stone with more yellow in it, for instance, if your garden has a lot of purple in it.

Firewood & Propane

Here at Wilson Landscape Supply we offer propane and firewood in bulk. Order your bulk orders of propane or firewood today.