Tacoma Customers:

Summer is upon us, and we are ready to serve you. Team Aardvark is in full swing, operating a company record of 10 Blower trucks this season. A big THANK YOU to all our loyal customers who got us here. We are looking forward to earning your 5-star review.

We are currently booking out 10-14 days. If you're looking to spruce the place up for the 250th anniversary, now is a great time to get on the schedule.

The product supply has remained consistent and steady. We are doing our best to keep prices affordable in today’s business environment.

Contact:

John Ross - Branch Manager

Jeffrey Cravalho - Director of Administration

The Inland Empire of Spokane and North Idaho customers:

The time has officially arrived; the same great service provided to Western Washington is now available to you! The new location is at 5180 E Seltice Way, Suite A, Post Falls, ID 83815. The bins are full, and we are ready for orders.

Check the webpage for updated product descriptions. For quotes and scheduling, call 208-512-4871 Email INWsales@aardvakrbark.com

Contact:

Jordan Saner - Operations Foreman

Why Use Bark, Mulch, Compost, or Wood Chips?

Let’s revisit why we use bark, mulch, compost, wood chips, or other organic materials in your landscape beds in the first place.

The Top Two Reasons People Use Bark & Mulch

1. It enhances the appearance of your landscape, creating a polished, well-maintained look instead of bare dirt.
2. It suppresses weeds and helps prevent invasive species from taking over.

While these benefits are key, one of the most overlooked advantages of mulch is how it protects the soil.

How and Why Does Mulch Protect the Soil?

The answer is simple—it mimics nature. In a forest, fallen leaves and organic debris create a protective layer over the soil, maintaining its health and structure. We aim to replicate this natural process because it works.

April Showers Bring May Flowers

Spring rains nourish the soil, but without a protective layer, heavy rainfall can lead to erosion, washing away the nutrient-rich topsoil your plants depend on. Mulch absorbs and slowly disperses water, ensuring it reaches plant roots effectively.

Spring Sunshine

As temperatures rise, mulch acts as a natural insulator—trapping moisture in the soil and preventing it from drying out too quickly. It helps regulate soil temperature, keeping plant roots cool as the season warms up.

Summer is Just Around the Corner

With warmer months ahead, mulch will continue to play a crucial role in maintaining moisture levels and shielding roots from excessive heat, much like sunscreen protects our skin.

How Much Mulch Do You Need?

Based on our extensive experience, maintaining a 2–3 inch layer of bark or organic material provides the best protection for your soil and plant roots.

Now is the perfect time to refresh your landscape and prepare for the seasons ahead. Contact us today to schedule your installation and get ready for spring!