We Supply Mulch in Byron Bay

Looking for reliable mulch delivery to your job site in Byron Bay? We’ve got you covered.

At Andrew Johnston Haulage, we specialise in supplying and delivering bulk mulch for a variety of outdoor applications. Whether you're revitalising a garden, managing erosion or preparing a construction site, our range of mulch products is designed to support soil health and deliver long-term visual appeal. Each product is selected to meet the needs of both small-scale landscaping and larger civil or commercial works.

Our delivery process is streamlined for efficiency, ensuring your mulch arrives when and where you need it. From the backyard to the building site, we make material handling easy with flexible service and dependable supply.

• Wood chip mulch: Shredded from timber offcuts, this mulch delivers excellent coverage for open soil areas and tree surrounds. Its coarse texture helps to block sunlight from reaching weed seeds, while providing a long-lasting protective layer over garden beds.
• Forest mulch: Sourced from a mix of decomposed organic matter like bark, leaf litter and branch fragments, forest mulch offers rich texture and dark colour. It breaks down gradually to nourish the soil, making it an ideal top layer for native and ornamental plantings.
• Hardwood mulch: Derived from slow-decomposing hardwoods, this mulch is prized for its durability and clean appearance. It’s particularly well-suited for high-traffic spaces and garden areas where a tidy, uniform finish is desired.
• Tea tree mulch: Finely textured and naturally aromatic, tea tree mulch adds both function and flair to outdoor spaces. Its antifungal properties make it especially useful for suppressing pathogens, and its moisture retention benefits help plants thrive in exposed environments.

Mulch plays an essential role in promoting strong, resilient landscapes. It helps maintain consistent moisture levels by reducing evaporation, which is vital during dry or windy conditions. Mulch also reduces soil compaction and shields the surface from erosion caused by heavy rain or foot traffic. As it decomposes, organic mulch enriches the soil structure by introducing nutrients and increasing microbial activity. This boosts the soil’s fertility and promotes better root development, leading to stronger, more vigorous plants throughout the growing season.