Garden mulch tipped where you want it, anywhere from Cowaramup to Augusta. Seven mulches from $110/m³, one all-in price covering materials and delivery. Order by the trailer load, double load or full truck load.
How much do I need?
Mulch is sold by the cubic metre, and how far it goes depends entirely on how deep you spread it. For most garden beds around Margaret River, 75 mm is the number worth aiming at — deep enough to actually suppress weeds and hold moisture through a dry February, shallow enough not to waste material.
Anything under about 50 mm and weeds push straight through, so you end up doing the job twice. If you're mulching over bare soil for the first time, go to 100 mm and it'll still be working next summer.
Not sure of your area? The calculator on the homepage works it out from your bed dimensions and sends it straight to a quote.
Which one
Marri Chips ($150/m³) — coarse, pale local marri chip. The longest-lasting option we carry and the best choice for windy blocks: the chunky grade doesn't blow around the way fine mulch does. Good under established natives and along driveways.
Pine Bark ($150/m³) — chunky red-brown bark, the most decorative of the range. Holds its colour well and sits neatly in front-garden beds. Slower to break down than a shredded mulch, so it's more about looks and less about feeding the soil.
Bushland ($130/m³) — coarse mixed brown wood chip and our most popular all-rounder. Natural look, honest price, does the job across big areas without shouting for attention.
Woodland Brown or Black ($130/m³) — coloured chip for when you want a defined, landscaped edge. The black in particular makes green foliage pop, though on a hot exposed bed it will absorb more heat than a natural mulch.
Karri & Peat ($130/m³) — fine, dark and rich. Breaks down faster than the chunky grades, which means it actively improves the soil underneath. Best on garden beds you're building up rather than paths or slopes.
Derby Brown ($130/m³) — fine dark brown shredded mulch. Knits together as it settles, so it stays put on a gentle slope better than a loose chip will.
Plantation ($110/m³ — currently sold out) — the budget option, and genuinely the right call when you're covering a large area and the look matters less than the coverage. Firebreaks, back paddocks, orchard rows.
Natural products vary a little batch to batch — the photos below are real yard shots with a hand in frame so you can judge the grade.
Price board
Per cubic metre. Delivery is charged by suburb on top — see the zone table below. Minimum 1 tonne per delivery. All prices include GST.
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Where we deliver
All delivery fees include GST.
A trailer load is up to about 5.5 m³ of mulch — roughly 73 m² at 75 mm, which covers most suburban gardens in one drop. A double load is two trips on the same day, up to about 11 m³, at one bundled price.
| Suburb | Trailer load | Double load |
|---|---|---|
| Margaret River & Osmington | $140 | $240 |
| Cowaramup | $140 | $240 |
| Witchcliffe | $175 | $300 |
| Gracetown | $175 | $300 |
| Prevelly & Gnarabup | $175 | $300 |
| Wilyabrup | $185 | $320 |
| Forest Grove | $150 | $260 |
| Karridale | $140 | $240 |
| Augusta | $160 | $280 |
| Rosa Brook | $160 | $280 |
| Nannup & beyond | Quoted | Quoted |
All delivery fees are all-inclusive — fuel built in, mixed materials on one load fine. Delivery needs reversing access and firm ground. Mulch is light for its volume, so a trailer load is limited by space rather than weight.
Tell us the material, roughly how much, and your suburb. You'll get one all-in price back — materials plus delivery, no fuel levy, no surprises on the day. Usually within a few hours.
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