Ohio Mulch

I just got 8 cubic yards of the ultra premium something or another super mulch. I have been a home owner for 23 years and getting bulk mulch every yr. always from Evans before, but could not get it delivered that morning so I thought I would call Ohio mulch… yea the delivered it with in a few hrs.
Big mistake, so much garbage in it I had to keep a garbage can with me the whole time. Every shovel full had Atleast a quarter size pice of aluminum or plastic. Even had laminate counter top pieces. Lots of chunks of partial board too.
Never again… do yourself a favor and get it from Evans.

During our first (and second), my bf and I were fairly confused about how to go about purchasing mulch here. You drive past Rightway Nursery into a huge mulch-​made barracks with walls of bagged cypress, pine, and hardwood bark forming its parameter. We both got the sensation that we weren’t supposed to be here. Is this place self-​service? Will someone come to our car to help us or do we have to track someone down?
So we drove around until we saw the type of bagged mulch we wanted – premium pine bark. Not seeing any staff members around, we threw the bags in the back of my bf’s SUV and drove to the front of the nursery to pay. Then we were told that Ohio Mulch is a separate entity from Rightway, so we drove back to the little trailer that served as Ohio Mulch’s office.
We were initially annoyed that there weren’t any signs to make it more clear about what the purchasing protocol was. It wasn’t until my second visit that I learned you pay for your mulch first, then give your receipt to a staff member who loads it onto your car.
Each bag of organic pine bark mulch (2 cubic feet) was only $ 3.69, which was cheaper than the poorer quality stuff we’d just bought at Home Depot. Next time we purchase mulch, we’ll probably go the bulk route. Though they don’t sell the pine bark mulch in bulk quantities, the premium hardwood variety is only $ 28.99 per cubic yard.
Ohio Mulch has three locations in Ohio, which are located in Symmes Twp., Tri-​County, and Sharonville.
Though my initial experience with this landscaping specialty store was somewhat exasperating, I definitely choose Ohio Mulch again when I need to spruce up my yard.