Few things transform a landscape faster than fresh mulch or clean decorative rock. Beds instantly look maintained, plants pop against the ground cover, and the whole property reads as cared-for. Beyond looks, mulch does real work: it holds soil moisture through Tennessee summers, insulates roots through winter, and suppresses the weeds that otherwise take over by July.
Gibbs Lawn & Landscape installs mulch and rock across Murfreesboro and Rutherford County the professional way — beds weeded and edged first, material spread at the right depth, and clean lines everywhere. Whether you want the warm look of hardwood mulch or the low-maintenance permanence of river rock and gravel, we'll help you pick what fits your landscape.
What's Included
Bed preparation
Weeding, cutback, and crisp new bed edges before any material goes down.
Mulch installation
Quality mulch spread at proper depth — enough to suppress weeds, not so much it suffocates plants.
Decorative rock
River rock, gravel, and stone ground cover for beds, borders, and pathways.
Weed barrier
Landscape fabric installed under rock where appropriate for long-term weed control.
Why Choose Gibbs Lawn & Landscape
- Immediate, dramatic boost to curb appeal
- Retains soil moisture and cuts down summer watering
- Suppresses weeds naturally all season long
- Rock option: a one-time investment that doesn't need annual refreshing
Mulch & Rock Installation FAQs
Most Middle Tennessee beds benefit from a refresh once a year, typically in spring. Mulch breaks down and fades over the season — an annual top-up keeps beds protected and looking sharp.
Mulch is warmer-looking, better for plant health, and cheaper upfront, but needs annual refreshing. Rock costs more initially but lasts for years with minimal upkeep. Many properties look best with a mix — we'll give you honest recommendations for your beds.
Serving Murfreesboro & Rutherford County
We provide mulch & rock installation throughout Murfreesboro, Smyrna, La Vergne, Eagleville, Rockvale, Christiana, Lascassas, Readyville, Milton, and Walter Hill. Outside these areas? Contact us — we may still be able to help.