Mulches                                               sales@naturalelementsinc.net

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Natural Elements will gladly provide complete delivery pricing, samples, and details for these items upon request.  Our natural mulches have become the product of choice for most or our landscape projects.  Color choices, excellent texture and great plant-friendly water-retentive characteristics make our mulches the excellent choice for your landscape.

Note: Prices subject to change without notice.

Mulch-samples available upon request  (All prices quoted not inc. delivery unless noted)

Large planting areas:

Natural Oak Bark (Bulk deliveries over 90 yd only)            $27/yard delivered

Natural Hardwood Mulch (Bulk del. over 90 yd only)         $27/yard delivered

Decorative Mulch without 90 yd. minimum:  How much do you need?  Calculator

Decorative Rock, Boulders/Outcroppers         sales@naturalelementsinc.net

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Natural Elements will gladly provide complete delivery pricing, samples, and details for these items upon request!

Compactable Materials (All prices quoted not inc. delivery)

Decorative Rock  (All prices quoted not inc. delivery)

Specialty Rock Available including: Black Obsidian, Crystal Quartz, Rose Quartz, Green Fern, Indian Sunset, Western Sunrise, Lava Rock (Black, Mesita, or Red)….$149/ton                                 

Note: prices subject to change without notice.

Boulders and Outcroppings (All prices quoted not inc. delivery)

Flagstone (All prices quoted not inc. delivery)

Steppers (All prices quoted not inc. delivery)

Similar Listing to Flagstone                      Special         Quote

Other Stone Options: (All prices quoted not inc. delivery)

Natural Wall Stone                                                      Quote

Natural Stone Edgers                                                  Quote

Benches and Fire Rings                                               Quote

Stone & Concrete Steps                                               Quote

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Sod                                                      sales@naturalelementsinc.net

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Natural Elements will gladly provide complete delivery pricing and details for sod and hydroseeding upon request! 

Even though we prefer our projects us seed instead of sod, sometimes sod is a great lawn solution and Natural Elements promotes the use of Highland sod!  Highland Sod is grown on light farmland, which allows a deeper root system to form, holds a higher moisture content, and has less risk of disease, therefore a thicker, greener, healthier turf. It takes longer to harvest (12 to 18 months) insuring more maturity when you receive it. We strongly recommend Highland Sod for your home and high traffic areas.

Pallet of Highland Sod

We will also use peat sod if you prefer.  Peat sod is grown in peat soil, with a high water table. It receives a high level of moisture, which results in fast growth and is ready for harvest in 6 to 12 months. Peat Sod is recommended for irrigated areas.

Rolls of Peat Sod

Caring for your lawn......

Installation of your new sod.....

You have a yard scattered with pallets of freshly cut sod. It is of your best interest to have it laid and watered, within 24 hours of its harvest. The least amount of stress the turf endures, the better results you will have.

Preparation of soil: Prior to the arrival of the sod, soil preparation needs to be finished. Remove any weed matter and rocks. This can be done by Natural Elements Lawn & Landscape doing a finish grade for you, or if you choose to do the preparation yourself, you can hand rake your soil, to make a smooth bed for your new sod to continue a strong root system.

How to start: Make an outline of the perimeters of your yard. (keep in mind landscape borders, driveways, and property lines) Always start in the back of your home, and work towards the front. This ensures access for equipment, in the event that you should be over or short in quantities.

As each area is completed, start watering immediately.
 

Initial Watering...

After the turf has been laid, water until it begins to feel squishy when you walk on it. The water should have soaked through the turf, and into the top soil. Check by lifting up the ends of the rolls of sod. NEVER ALLOW THE SOD TO DRY OUT UNTIL IT IS COMPLETELY ROOTED.
 

Watering the Established Lawn......

With the exception of long periods of hot dry weather, an inch of water per week should keep your lawn green and in good condition. Should Mother Nature need a little assistance, it is better to water your lawn deeply once a week, instead of doing a little each day. This encourages deeper rooting, and better overall health of your lawn. Another important reason for weekly watering, is that many weeds are shallow rooted, and a little water every day is exactly what our little lawn enemies need to flourish!!
 

Fertilizing your Lawn.....

Of all the elements needed to keep your lawn healthy and green, none is as important as NITROGEN. Nitrogen promotes leaf and stem growth, makes lawns greener and more luxurious. In addition to nitrogen, two other key components essential for a healthy lawn are Phosphorus and Potash. They both promote general root development and rhizomes (underground runners, from which develop new stems and blades) First feeding should take place two weeks on either side of April 15th, depending on the spring. Second feeding, around Memorial Day. And the third feeding should be two weeks on either side of Labor Day. This feeding helps prepare the grass for our harsh winters, and keep it green through out the fall.

Ask Natural Elements Lawn & Landscape for top quality fertilizer. Note the recommended rates of application, percentages, and conditions of application if you do it yourself.
 

Mowing your Lawn....

Newly installed sod should not need mowing until it has begun to take root. If it is growing up, then you can assume the roots are growing down. Raise your mower to the highest setting of cutting, for the first few times. A bluegrass lawn should be cut 1 1/2 in. in the spring, and fall, and 2 in. in the hot months.

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