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Mulching Supply & Application Services in Perth
Mulching Services
Transform your garden with our professional mulching services designed to keep your plants healthy, your soil nourished, and your outdoor spaces looking immaculate.
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We help you choose the perfect organic mulch for your garden, ensuring optimal growth and soil health.
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We supply and deliver a wide range of high-quality mulches right to your garden.
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Our team spreads and levels mulch efficiently, giving your garden a neat, polished look.
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We create protective “doughnuts” around plants to prevent root rot and promote healthy growth.
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After installation, we apply a wetting agent to help the mulch retain moisture and boost soil health. We also return any stray mulch to its place and keep driveways and paths clean.
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Before applying mulch, we remove weeds by hand and apply targeted herbicides for long-lasting results.
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On-site measurements guarantee you get exactly what you need—no waste, no surprises. (On-site quotes are billed at our standard hourly rate.)
Looking for mulching services in Perth? Get in touch.
At The Green Keeper, we know how important quality mulch is for a healthy, tidy, and weed-free garden. We also offer regular re-mulching to keep your garden beds looking their absolute best year-round.
If your garden needs mulching, we’ll help you choose the right type for your plants and space—and professionally apply it to ensure a neat, long-lasting finish.
Contact us today and let’s give your garden the care it deserves.
The Benefits of Mulching
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Natural Weed Control
A thick layer of mulch blocks sunlight, preventing weeds from taking over your garden beds.
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Conserves Moisture
Mulch helps your soil retain water, reducing the need for frequent watering.
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Improves Soil Health
Organic mulches break down over time, enriching the soil with nutrients and promoting healthy plant growth.
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Regulates Soil Temperature
Mulch keeps roots cool in summer and insulated in winter, helping plants thrive year-round.
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Enhances Garden Appearance
A fresh layer of mulch gives your garden a tidy, polished, and well-maintained look.
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Reduces Erosion
Mulch helps prevent soil erosion from wind and heavy rain, keeping your garden intact.
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Reduces Maintenance
Mulching reduces the need for constant watering, weeding, and soil upkeep, making your garden easier to manage
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Protects Plants & Roots
Creates a protective barrier around plants, preventing root rot and damage.
Frequently Asked Questions
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We recommend a mulch layer of 50–100mm. As the mulch breaks down over time, it’s time to re-apply. If you’re a regular garden maintenance customer, don’t worry—we’ll remind you when it’s time for re-mulching. Re-mulching keeps your plants healthy and helps save water throughout the year.
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For Perth gardens, we usually recommend pine bark mulch. It’s perfect for keeping water in the soil while still allowing it to penetrate, lasts longer than cheaper options, and looks tidy in your garden. Depending on your plants and soil, we can also use river rock, pea straw, bark, post-peeling, or mushroom compost. We make sure the mulch is laid at the right depth to protect your plants, reduce evaporation, and prevent weeds.
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A good mulch layer is generally 50–100mm (5–10cm). The exact thickness depends on your plants, soil, and garden location. If you’re unsure, we can assess your garden and give you professional advice and a quote.
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Yes, but we avoid placing mulch directly against the trunk or base of the tree—about 80–100mm away. This protects the roots while keeping the plant healthy.
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Absolutely! We can mulch gardens of any size, from small residential beds to large commercial properties. Get in touch, and we’ll plan the best approach for your space.
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Some councils, like the City of Vincent, offer free mulch piles. While it’s great that green waste is being reused, free mulch can be a bit of a gamble.
It often contains a mix of different tree types, which might not suit your garden, and sometimes it can have contaminants like plastics, pesticides, or even pests.
Using free mulch might seem like a cost-saving option, but the potential problems could end up costing you more in the long run.