ColeCreek Contracting provides efficient mulch and rock bed solutions designed to protect your soil and garden from external elements while preventing weed growth. If you're looking to enhance the aesthetics of your outdoor space and improve the longevity of your garden, our ground cover services are exactly what you need for a beautiful and healthy landscape. Whether you are creating a new design or simply refreshing your existing beds, we are your trusted choice in Edmonton and surrounding areas.
WHAT WE OFFER
Top Quality Materials
At ColeCreek Contracting, we use only top-quality materials in our projects. This ensures optimal health, enhanced durability, and a vibrant look to your soil and garden.
Variety of Sizes and Colours
Our wide range of sizes and colours provides you with the design versatility you need to create the perfect garden in your outdoor space.
Complete Bed Redesigns
We can also redo your existing beds to give your outdoor area a fresh and cohesive look.
Weed Prevention Solutions
Our mulch and rock bed services effectively prevent weed growth, enhance the overall appearance of your landscape, and reduce maintenance needs.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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What is the difference between a coniferous tree and a deciduous tree?While coniferous and deciduous trees might seem the same, a few distinct differences separate the two. Deciduous trees grow their leaves during the spring and lose them during the winter. On the other hand, coniferous trees (also known as evergreens) grow needles and cones as opposed to leaves. Common deciduous trees are oak, maple, and birch, while popular coniferous trees are pine, cedar, and redwood. We can explain how to maintain each of these trees, so they grow beautifully in your landscape.
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What is garden mix?Garden mix is a blend of organic and inorganic materials that creates fertile soil for growing plants.
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Why is garden mix better than topsoil?Garden mix is generally considered better than topsoil because it is specifically formulated with added organic matter, like compost, to provide a higher nutrient content, making it more suitable for plant growth directly in a garden, while topsoil is a more generic soil that may require additional amendments to reach optimal nutrient levels for plants.
