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Lendonwood Gardens: This six-acre expanse features more than 1,200 species of plants, set amidst native trees as well as transplants such as dawn redwood and Himalayan cedar. To this day, the gardens offer superb outdoor spaces for viewing Oklahoma’s natural environment at its finest. The Philbrook Gardens were intended to showcase native plants and trees, and the gardens have retained this mission throughout the decades. Philbrook Gardens: Constructed for Villa Philbrook when it was still a home, the original design combined Italian, English and French garden attributes. In the spring, their delicate white, pink, red and purple blooms burst onto the landscape during the month-long Azalea Festival, often considered one of the best spring events in the South. Honor Heights Park: Situated on the western edge of Muskogee in eastern Oklahoma, the renowned 132-acre Honor Heights Park is famous for its stunning azaleas, which are prominently displayed throughout the surrounding area and within the park’s popular azalea gardens. From manicured, European-inspired courtyards to thriving utopias nestled within the heart of bustling cities, gardens across the state beckon visitors during the sun-soaked months of spring and summer. Oklahoma is home to some amazing gardens. Contains no added fertilizers or chemicals. Custom blended with Screened Topsoil, composted alfalfa hay (helps hold moisture), and compressed steer manure.

Used in vegetable gardens, raised flower beds, planter boxes, shrubs and lawns. This dark, rich 100% organic mix is blended to exceed specifications of landscape growth standards for shrubs and gardens.

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Mulch’s compost-based Rich Mix Garden Soil is packed full of beneficial microbes that are essential for a healthy garden. Start your garden off right with a healthy soil. For more information give us a call/text/DM/email. All mulches are manufactured to the highest quality and delivered in bulk throughout the OKC Metro area. We stock a variety of wood mulches, including IPEMA Certified Playground Mulch and Natural Grade A Cedar Mulch. We encourage our customers to not use landscape fabric (unless using gravel mulch) as it is ideal for the mulch to decompose adding nutrients to the soil. This increases the soil health, regulates soil temperature, and helps hold in moisture. Natural Hardwood Mulch adds nutrients and food to the soil over time as it decays creating a slow-release feeder. While rubber mulch may be able to provide an adequate groundcover it can leach toxic chemicals into the soil causing harm to your plants, soil, and ground water. The negative aspects of rubber mulch address the main issue, soil health. The thicker, the better is rule of thumb. When considering effectiveness, the rubber mulch works about the same as hardwood mulches in helping control weeds. This means homeowners have to replace it less often, resulting in less upkeep. The benefit of rubber mulch is that is last longer than an organic wood mulch. Rubber mulch is manufactured out of recycled tires, sometimes dyed and come in shredded chunks. This can include wood chips, wood bark, stone, straw, etc. Natural mulch is anything organic or naturally derived from the earth. While there are many options for ground covers, for example tree bark, wood chips, ground cover plants, rock mulch, etc, this will discuss the difference between rubber mulch and natural hardwood mulch. Over the years one of the most common questions we get from homeowners is “What type of mulch is best for our flower beds?”

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