Contact us
Got a question? We’re easy to reach.
Whether you’re sizing up a backyard project, planning a delivery, or just trying to figure out how many yards of bark you need — we’re happy to help. Give us a call, send us a note, or stop by the yard.
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Family-owned yard, open six days a week.
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Hours
- Mon–Fri
- 7:30am – 6pm
- Saturday
- 7:30am – 4pm
- Sunday
- Closed
What we can help with
Ask us anything.
- How much do I need?Tell us your square footage and we’ll do the math.
- Bulk delivery questionsPricing, scheduling, and what cities we cover.
- Super Sack ordersSmaller jobs that still need real volume.
- Nursery & plantsWhat’s in stock, planting tips, seasonal availability.
- Contractor accountsVolume pricing and recurring deliveries.
Easiest way to reach us: call (801) 816-9104.
Quick answers
Before you reach out…
How fast will I hear back?
During business hours we usually reply within a couple of hours. Worst case it’ll be the next morning. If it’s urgent or you need same-day delivery info, calling is faster — (801) 816-9104.
I don’t know how much material I need — can you help?
Absolutely — that’s one of the most common questions we get. Send us your square footage and how deep you want the coverage and we’ll do the math for any of our bulk products: mulch, bark, soil, gravel, sand, or rock. As a rule of thumb, 1 cubic yard covers about 100 sq ft at 3 inches deep.
Do you deliver to my city?
We deliver bulk and Super Sacks across the Wasatch Front, Wasatch Back, and Tooele County. Delivery fees vary by city. Tell us where you are and we’ll give you an exact price.
I’m a contractor — do you offer commercial accounts?
Yes — and we treat them well. Contractors get 10% off all bulk products and 25% off all plant material. Give us a call at (801) 816-9104 to get set up — it’s the fastest way to start.
Can I just stop by the yard?
Please do — we’d love that. Walk-ins are always welcome during open hours. We especially encourage folks to come see the bulk products in person before ordering — colors, textures, and stone sizes are tough to judge from photos.