Mulch n More

11/11/2023

Thank you for your service

10/31/2023

Beginning November 1st, our winter hours begin. Please call 413-599-6600 for an appointment

10/25/2023

As gorgeous as this warm fall and extended growing season has been
..winter is coming !
Looks like possibly snowy mix
next Wed..with a “killing frost”
Bring in plants you want to keep alive!
Bundle up for A chilly Halloween!
Enjoy the last blooms this weekend !

10/24/2023

We are thrilled to present an exceptional deal on our 12' X 4' Loader Snow Pusher, specifically designed to meet the needs of Scoop Dogg buyers. With its impressive measurements and compatibility...

10/18/2023

🌱🌿🌷 Hey there, gardening enthusiasts! 🌷🌿🌱

As the gardening season comes to a close, don't miss out on our incredible offer to boost your soil's health for next year! 🌱🌿✨ Our topsoil is packed with essential nutrients, perfect for nourishing your plants and ensuring a bountiful harvest. 🍅🥦🌻 Don't wait! call now for special pricing. 🌸💚🌷

10/17/2023

The sky is so pretty today! We’re open today until 4 for all your mulch, topsoil, and stone needs!

10/16/2023

10/15/2023

% Hey, fellow homeowners and decor enthusiasts!
Have you ever wondered about the best way to spruce up your home's landscape?
What are your thoughts on decorating with mulch vs. stones? Share your experiences and tips below!
Let's unleash
our creative ideas together!

10/14/2023

Stop on by Mulch N More for all your topsoil needs Monday - Friday 8-4

10/13/2023

NATIONAL TRAIN YOUR BRAIN DAY | OCTOBER 13
On October 13th, National Train Your Brain Day challenges us to some puzzling games and riddles! Whether you play solo or go up against teams, the day improves our thinking power.

10/12/2023

NATIONAL FARMER'S DAY | OCTOBER 12
National Farmer's Day on October 12th offers much-deserved praise to the hard-working farmers across the nation. In the midst of harvest-season, the day pays tribute to the men, women, and families who put food in the grocery stores and on our tables every day.

HOW TO OBSERVE NATIONAL FARMER'S DAY
While thanking a farmer is one way to celebrate the day, consider these opportunities to learn more about farming.

Learn more about the farm to table process.

Discover more about all the foods you consume.

Attend small-town festivals. These often showcase the food and culture of farm life. By supporting the festivals, you're also supporting the farmer and their communities.

Support local farmers. How? Buy fruits and vegetables from a farmer's market.

Another way to support local farmers is by investing in cooperative farming. Visit pick your own farms. These farms not only offer fresh fruits and vegetables but hands-on experience harvesting. While you're not using equipment, you will get to enjoy an afternoon with friends and family. It's also an educational experience, too.

Other fun and educational farm experiences are found at pumpkin patches. These farm settings offer a wide variety of activities full of autumn produce often grown locally. When you show your support for your farmers, you also support your community.

Visit your local small-town historical societies. Not only do they record the history of the town, but with it the history of the farmers who helped to build the foundations of small-town America.