Professional
Mulch Installation
Give your landscape beds a fresh, finished look with professional mulch installation from Ryno Lawn Care. We install premium hardwood and cedar mulch that suppresses weeds, retains moisture, and makes your landscaping pop.
- Premium hardwood and cedar mulch
- Proper depth for weed suppression
- Bed preparation included
- Clean, professional installation
Benefits of Fresh Mulch
Weed Suppression
Proper mulch depth blocks light and prevents weed germination.
Moisture Retention
Mulch keeps soil moist longer, reducing watering needs.
Curb Appeal
Fresh mulch instantly improves your landscape's appearance.
Mulch, installed properly
Two to three inches, clean edges, and nothing piled against the house or the trunk of a tree. Swipe through the colors and finishes.
Red mulch topping off a shaded hosta border
Tree rings go in flat — no volcano piled against the bark
Cedar holds its color and smells like it just went down
Dark hardwood laid to depth with a freshly cut bed edge
Black mulch for the strongest contrast against green and light brick
Pine straw — light, natural, and slow to wash out on a slope
Bulbs push straight through a properly set layer
Weeded, edged, mulched — the whole bed in one visit
Free onsite estimate · No obligation
Beds looking tired? Mulch fixes it in a day.
It's the cheapest thing you can do for curb appeal, and we'll measure your beds and price it for free.
No contract required for one-time projects
Mulch Options
Choose the right mulch for your landscape
Hardwood Mulch
Natural brown color, long-lasting, great for most beds.
Cedar Mulch
Natural pest deterrent, pleasant aroma, red-brown color.
Black Mulch
Bold contrast, dyed for color retention.
Red Mulch
Vibrant color, dyed for long-lasting appearance.
What DFW homeowners say
"Applied hardwood mulch in our numerous flower beds. They did a great job and we are pleased with the way it looks and with the protection it will give."
Don Reukema
Google review
"The best service! I use them for weekly lawn service and they’re always prompt and courteous. I also used them last year for mulching and they did a great job. I had accidentally left some cheapie lights on my bushes and they carefully removed them and made me aware that one had broken. I wasn’t bothered because they were pretty inexpensive and it was my responsibility to take them down before they arrived. But their customer service team was excellent and provided me with a courtesy discount on my invoice anyways. Anytime I’ve reached out for additional service or questions they’ve been very quick to respond and assist. Highly recommend!!"
Molly Jones
Google review
"We are very happy with Ryno for our lawn care, garden beds and irrigation repair. They’ve done excellent work and we trust them to do a great job. Our lawn looks great!"
Christen Westcott
Google review
Mulch questions, answered
How deep should mulch be?
Two to three inches across the bed is the target. Thinner than that and weed seeds still get the light they need to germinate; much thicker and water struggles to reach the roots. We install to depth rather than by the bag count.
How often does mulch need to be replaced?
Most North Texas beds get a top-off once a year. Organic mulch breaks down and feeds the soil as it goes — that's a feature, not a defect — but it also means the layer thins out and fades over a season in full Texas sun.
Which mulch should I choose?
Hardwood is the workhorse: natural brown, long-lasting, and suits most beds. Cedar holds its color and smells good. Dyed black and red mulch give the strongest contrast against green lawns and light brick. We'll bring samples to the estimate.
Do you remove the old mulch first?
Usually not, and that's deliberate — the partly decomposed layer underneath is doing your soil good. We clean out weeds and debris, re-cut the bed edge, and top off to depth. If old mulch has built up too high or matted over, we pull the excess first.
Does mulch attract termites?
Mulch itself isn't termite food in any meaningful way, but any damp material piled against your foundation or siding is an invitation. We keep mulch a few inches clear of the house and off the trunk flare of trees.
Can you mulch around trees without hurting them?
Yes, and the right way matters. Mulch goes in a flat ring with the trunk flare left exposed — no volcano piled against the bark, which holds moisture against the trunk and invites rot and pests.
Still have a question? Call (214) 728-8894.
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