Bulk Landscape Materials in Norman, OK

One cubic yard covers about 162 square feet at 2 inches deep, or 108 square feet at 3 inches deep. Measure your total bed area in square feet, divide by 162 for a 2-inch application, or by 108 for 3 inches. Add 10 percent for edges and uneven ground. For most landscape beds, 3 inches is the sweet spot for weed suppression.

Yes, almost always. A 2-cubic-foot bag at a big-box store runs $5 to $8, which works out to $65 to $110 per cubic yard once you buy the 13 to 14 bags needed. Our bulk mulch starts at $32 per cubic yard. For any project larger than a couple of small beds, bulk saves you real money and several trips to the store.

Topsoil is the physical soil layer used to raise grade, fill low spots, or establish a lawn. Compost is decomposed organic matter that feeds soil microbes and improves structure. Topsoil alone will not fix Oklahoma clay. Compost or Rich Mix worked into existing soil actually improves drainage and root growth. Many projects use both: topsoil to raise grade, compost mixed in to improve the growing conditions.

Rich Mix is our blended soil product combining quality compost and loam. It is designed for raised beds, new planting areas, and anywhere you need a nutrient-ready growing medium from day one. It outperforms plain topsoil for garden beds and new landscaping.

Grade A Eastern Cedar holds up best to Oklahoma heat and sun. It lasts two to three seasons, has natural insect resistance, and keeps its appearance. For acid-loving plants (roses, azaleas), pine bark is the better choice. For curb appeal and modern landscape beds, black or red colored mulch is the top pick.

Dyed mulch uses colorfast dye that is generally considered safe for ornamental beds. For vegetable gardens, most growers prefer natural or cedar mulch as a precaution. We stock undyed natural mulch and cedar for customers who prefer it around food plants.

Drive your truck or trailer to our yard at 2982 Melba Ln in Norman during business hours (Monday through Saturday, 8 AM to 5 PM). We load your material by the cubic yard. We accept cash, credit card, debit card, and check. Call ahead at (405) 826-2001 to confirm availability before making the trip.

Yes. We deliver mulch, soil, gravel, sand, and other materials to Oklahoma City, Moore, Newcastle, Blanchard, Goldsby, Purcell, and surrounding communities. Call (405) 826-2001 for a quote and to schedule.

Screened asphalt millings compact into a firm, durable surface that handles Oklahoma weather extremely well. Common uses include private driveways, farm roads, parking pads, and base layers under gravel. At $26 per cubic yard they are one of the most cost-effective materials we carry.

At 2 inches deep, one cubic yard covers roughly 162 square feet. For a driveway base layer at 3 to 4 inches, plan for 81 to 108 square feet per yard. Call us to help estimate your project if you are unsure.

Yes. We sell tote bags ($25 each) and offer a fill-your-tote option ($15 per fill) for smaller projects where a full cubic yard is more than you need. Ask about this when you call or come by the yard.

Yes. We accept tree trimmings, brush, and grass clippings at our Norman yard. See our drop-off page for current drop-off pricing, or call ahead to confirm availability.