Here at Herriges Lawn & Landscaping, Inc. we specialize in stone mulching, also known as rock mulch. Stone mulch is basically crushed rocks used in residential and commercial landscapes. It is perfect for hands-off maintenance since stone does not decay or decompose. Without having to replace mulch regularly, stone mulch also comes in many different colors and sizes. Many people choose pumice volcanic stone for its light weight and neutral dark gray color, but there are several options such as gravel and crushed stone, river stones, slate, pebbles, and marble.
Many experts use stone mulch for ponds, xeriscaping, driveways, walkways, and even yard designs. A yard will benefit from most stone mulch due to their inability to retain moisture, unlike organic mulch types. Less moisture means less invasive plants from growing. However, there are stone mulch options that do allow water to get in, so if that is what you are looking for, Herriges Lawn & Landscaping, Inc.
has the options!
For a little bit of background, inorganic mulch such as stone mulch, while lacking the nourishing qualities of organic substances, is a good choice if you're looking for something with less maintenance - while still being visually pleasing. Inorganic mulch will not break down as quickly as its organic counterpart, which makes it a cost effective alternative to other kinds of compost.
We recommend going with professionals such as
Herriges Lawn & Landscaping, Inc.
for any mulch work. If it's improperly laid, mulch may actually cause significant harm to your plants. Stone mulch is a lot heavier and expensive to find without an expert on your side. Plus, there are certain plant life that may not flourish right with an incorrect rock installation.
There's no sense in risking harm to your plants; give Herriges Lawn & Landscaping, Inc.
a call now and let's take care of everything for you. After a consultation to evaluate your requirements, our friendly and professional staff will get to right to work, so for quick results contact Herriges Lawn & Landscaping, Inc.
now!