Landscape Supply in Wrentham, MA: Mulch, Loam & Stone by the Yard

Landscape supply materials, sold by the yard

Every material has its own page with uses, coverage math and delivery details. As a result, you can pick the right product and order the right amount the first time.

Pure Hemlock MulchNatural reddish-brown hemlock bark. Fine texture, no dye.Dark Brown Pine MulchDeep brown pine bark mulch for beds, borders and tree rings.Black MulchDyed black bark mulch for beds and borders. Holds color through the season.Natural Wood ChipsUndyed chipped wood for paths, natural areas and wide beds.¾″ BluestoneCrushed bluestone for driveways, drainage and base layers.⅜″ BluestoneFine crushed bluestone for paver base, walkways and pipe bedding.1½″ Natural StoneLarger washed-look stone for drainage, dry wells and drip edges.New England Field StoneWeathered, irregular fieldstone for walls, borders and accents.Screened Asphalt MillingsRecycled asphalt that packs down hard for driveways and lots.½″ Screened LoamScreened topsoil for new lawns, grading and garden beds.¼″ Screened CompostFine screened compost for top-dressing lawns and feeding beds.SandClean sand for leveling, bedding, backfill and mixing.

Not sure which material fits your project? Then start with the full materials guide, or call (508) 505-5416 and describe the job. After that, we will point you to the right product and help you figure out how many yards to order.

A local landscape supply yard for Norfolk County

When a project calls for more than a few bags, a landscape supply yard makes life easier. Instead of loading a cart at a big-box store, you order by the yard and get one clean delivery. As a result, you save trips, plastic and, usually, money on larger jobs.

Ten Four Landscape Supply is owned by Seth Dias and run as a working yard. In other words, the people who answer the phone are the same people who run the loader. That means straight answers about how much material you need, which product fits the job and when the truck can get there.

We serve homeowners, landscapers, builders, excavation contractors and property managers. For example, some customers need one yard of mulch for a front bed, while others need several truckloads of loam for a new subdivision. Either way, the process is the same: tell us the material, the yardage and the town, and then we handle the rest.

Mulch delivery from our landscape supply yard

Mulch is the most popular order at the yard, especially from April through June. For that reason, we carry four types, so there is a look for every property. First, pure hemlock gives a natural reddish-brown color with no dye. Next, dark brown pine offers a deep, even brown. Then black mulch delivers the most contrast, and finally natural wood chips cover paths and large areas at a lower cost.

Bulk mulch delivery is simple, too. We drop the pile in your driveway or at the edge of the lawn, and then you spread it at your own pace. In addition, a yard of bulk mulch replaces roughly thirteen bags, so a typical front yard project goes from dozens of bags to a single pile.

How much mulch should I order?

First, multiply the length and width of your beds in feet. Then multiply by the depth in inches and divide by 324. For example, 500 square feet at 3 inches is about 4.5 yards, while the same beds at 2 inches need about 3 yards. Also, round up by half a yard for edges and settling.

Loam and compost from a local landscape supply

Good lawns and gardens start with good soil. That is why we screen our loam to half an inch, so it arrives loose and free of stones and roots. Meanwhile, for garden beds and top-dressing, screened compost adds the organic matter tired soil needs.

Loam delivery is especially busy in late summer and early fall, which is the best time to seed a new lawn in Massachusetts. So if you are planning a lawn renovation, call a week or two ahead. Spring, on the other hand, is peak season for garden beds and raised beds, where many people blend two parts loam with one part compost.

Stone delivery for driveways, drainage and paths

Stone does the heavy lifting in a landscape. For instance, ¾″ bluestone packs into a firm gravel driveway and also drains well in French drains. For pavers and walkways, however, ⅜″ bluestone levels more smoothly. Then there is 1½″ natural stone for dry wells and drip edges, as well as New England field stone for walls and borders.

Because stone is heavy, delivery is usually the easiest option. A yard of crushed stone typically weighs well over a ton, so most pickups can carry only about one yard. Our trucks, on the other hand, can bring a full driveway load in one trip.

Base materials: sand and asphalt millings

Some materials never get noticed, yet every project depends on them. For example, sand levels ground, beds pavers and pipes, and also backfills around drains. Screened asphalt millings, meanwhile, compact into a hard, dark driveway surface at a fraction of the cost of paving.

Yard waste disposal and drop-off

Cleanup creates piles too. So the yard also accepts drop-offs of leaves, grass clippings, brush, branches, stumps, logs, clean concrete, clean fill and loamy fill. First, check the disposal page for rules on what is accepted, and then bring it in during yard hours. As a result, one trip can drop off debris and pick up fresh material.

Landscape supply for homeowners and contractors

Homeowners get the same materials the pros use, measured the same way. Contractors, meanwhile, get early loading, fast turnaround and a single yard that carries mulch, stone, soil and sand. Altogether, that combination makes Ten Four Landscape Supply a practical first call for projects of any size.

• First, materials are sold by the cubic yard, from one yard to full loads
• Also, we deliver to Wrentham, Norfolk, Franklin, Foxborough, Plainville, Medway and Bellingham
• In addition, yard pickup comes with loader service during yard hours
• Plus, disposal drop-off takes brush, yard waste, concrete and clean fill
• Finally, you get honest help estimating yardage, so you only buy once

Why a nearby landscape supply yard helps

Searching for landscape supply near me usually means one thing: you want material soon, and you want it close. A nearby yard shortens delivery windows, because the truck is not crossing the state. In addition, local drivers already know the roads, the tight turns and the soft shoulders in town.

A local yard also gives you a place to see the material first. So if you are torn between hemlock and pine mulch, or between two sizes of bluestone, stop by and look at the piles. Then order with confidence, knowing exactly what will arrive in your driveway.

Finally, buying local keeps your project money in the community. Ten Four Landscape Supply employs local people, supports local contractors and, in turn, depends on local customers. That relationship is why we care about every load, whether it is one yard or twenty.

A seasonal guide to landscape supply

Spring is the busiest season at the yard. First comes cleanup, then fresh mulch on every bed, and also compost for vegetable gardens. So if you want a specific delivery day in April or May, call a week ahead.

Summer, by contrast, is stone season. Driveways, patios, walkways and drainage projects keep the trucks moving with bluestone, sand and millings. In addition, summer is a smart time to fix drainage before fall storms arrive.

Fall is the best time for new lawns in Massachusetts. Because the soil is still warm and the nights are cool, seed sprouts quickly in fresh screened loam. Meanwhile, a fall layer of mulch protects roots through winter and keeps beds neat until spring.

Winter is quieter, although contractors still pick up stone and sand for ongoing jobs whenever the weather allows. It is also a great time to plan. For example, measure your beds, sketch the driveway and line up spring orders early, so you are first on the schedule.

How to order landscape supply materials

1. Choose the material. First, browse the materials guide or call and describe the project.
2. Measure the area. Next, measure length, width and depth, and then use the yardage math above.
3. Pick delivery or pickup. After that, tell us the delivery address and drop spot, or plan a trip to the yard.
4. Confirm the price. Then we confirm the price and a delivery window by phone.
5. Get to work. Finally, spread, rake and enjoy the finished project.

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