Garden Bed Cleanups & Mulching in Slidell, LA
Weedy, tired beds make a nice house look neglected. We weed, edge and lay fresh mulch so your landscaping looks finished.
Beds are what make a yard look finished
You can have a perfect lawn, but if the beds are full of weeds and the mulch has faded to gray, the whole property still looks tired.
We pull the weeds, re-cut clean bed edges, and lay fresh mulch that makes the colors pop and keeps new weeds down. It's the fastest way to make a yard look cared for.
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A real bed cleanup. Run the scissors across and watch it transform.
BeforeA bed that looks brand new
- WeedingBeds pulled clean of weeds and growth
- EdgingCrisp, re-cut bed lines
- Fresh MulchLaid even to make colors pop and hold weeds down
- CleanupEverything blown out and left tidy
How a bed cleanup goes
Free Look
We look at your beds and quote the cleanup and mulch.
Weed & Edge
Beds pulled clean and edges re-cut sharp.
Mulch
Fresh mulch laid even at the right depth.
Finish
Blown out clean so the whole bed looks new.
“Bayou Bright trimmed, weeded, and mulched my gardens. They did an awesome job for a fair price. Prompt, personable, and professional.”
Don HemperleyBed Cleanups & Mulching questions, answered
How much mulch do my beds need?
We measure your beds and lay it at the right depth — usually a couple inches — to look good and suppress weeds. We'll include the amount in your quote.
What kind of mulch do you use?
We can use brown, black or natural hardwood mulch — whatever look you want. Tell us and we'll match it.
How often should beds be mulched?
Once a year keeps the color fresh and the weeds down; some folks do a light top-up more often.
Do you pull the weeds first?
Yes — we weed and edge the beds before mulching so you're not just covering weeds up.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size of your beds and how much mulch they need. Estimates are free.
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