EXCELLENT Based on 47 reviews Posted on Susan McguireOctober 22, 2024Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I was interested in a small beach grass design as to save water on a regular basis. I spoke with Kevin who came out almost right away and helped me with ideas for a small patch of a flower bed. The guys were on time, delivered several types of beach grass, planted filled in with a bit of river rock then trimmed my extra large Maple Tree on my front lawn. They were great. The office girls were terrific and I am happy going into fall that my lawn and flower beds look healthy and very pretty. Thank you so much Bayview. Will highly recommend your services.Posted on Chuck SimonsMay 4, 2024Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I will just say that they are a total turn key service and simply the best at what they do and the place for all your plant and maintenance needs. I highly recommend them to everyone.Posted on Clay PierceOctober 11, 2023Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Kevin came out and presented us with a detailed 3D drawing of his plan after reviewing our requests for replacing 3 of our shrub/flower beds (one along our pool, one in side yard, and one in front yard). The scope of the job was relatively large due to the amount of older large river rock that needed to be removed from the rear bed along the pool. Kevin was patient with us and explained everything in a calm warming demeanor. Nicely done Kevin! As for the workers… THEY NEVER STOPPED WORKING!!! Two amazing employees representing your company right there! We couldn’t be happier with the way everything turned out and will refer you to everyone we know. We were referred by the Perez family on Wabash Ave in Linwood. Thank you!!Posted on chip whiteAugust 15, 2023Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We worked with Kevin to design and install some landscape features at our shore home. Bluestone pavers were embedded in our lawn to create walking paths, we built an elevated stone seating area in our front yard using Pennsylvania fieldstone and pea gravel, prior plantings were upgraded, and privacy screenings were added. Overall, the project was beautifully done; our neighbors and we love it. Would highly recommend Bayview, they are professionals and greatly added to the value of our home. Chip and Joann White
soils & mulch

We stock an assortment of soil and mulch including:
BAGGED SOIL
- Topsoil Forestry Blend
- Organic Black Earth
- Lambert Potting Soil
- Miracle Gro Garden Soil
- Miracle Gro Potting Mix
- Espoma Organic Potting Mix
BULK SOIL
- Composted Topsoil ( Not screened)
- Screened Topsoil
BAGGED MULCH
- Raven Black Mulch
- Forest Hardwood Mulch
- Raven Black Mulch
- Peat Moss
BULK MULCH
- Double Shred
- Triple Shred
- Wood Chips
- Playground
- Dyed Red or Black
Mulch Coverage
2″ Deep – 1 Bag covers 12 SQ FT
3″ Deep – 1 Bag covers 8 SQ FT
1 Yard of Mulch (2″ Depth) will cover 160 SQ FT
Reminder – Length X Width = Square Feet
With spring comes yard work. It’s inevitable. But it can also be satisfying watching all your hard work blossom and bloom around you. Gardening success starts with soil and mulch.
An important part of South Jersey landscaping that most people don’t think about in detail is mulch. After all, what is mulch? And why should you mulch your garden and landscaping? For as long as trees have grown in forests, leaves and needles have fallen to the ground, matted together, and formed a natural protective layer over the soil.
WHAT IS MULCH?
Basically, any material that covers soil is considered mulch. This includes soft elements like peat moss, straw or pine needles as well as harder ones such as stone.What are the benefits of mulch?
Many different natural and synthetic mulches are available today, but all perform these basic functions:
- Controls soil erosion from wind and rain
- Suppress weeds. Weeds that do grow are easier to pull.
- Retains moisture to reduce the amount and frequency of watering.
- Maintains soil temperature to reduce stress on plants.
WHY YOU NEED TO GET RID OF WEEDS BEFORE MULCHING:
Not only are weeds ugly, they also steal valuable nutrients from your plants. Aggressive weeds can be downright destructive, taking over your yard or garden. Most people don’t like pulling weeds. There are many products on the market to kill or prevent weed growth. Some are organic, some are not. Either way, make sure to get rid of weeds before applying mulch.
ORGANIC MULCH VS. INORGANIC MULCH
Organic mulch is made from natural materials that break down over time. Examples include compost, grass, straw, pine needles and wood bark. On the other hand, inorganic mulch consists of stones, gravel and pebbles. Both types of mulch help deter weeds and maintain moisture, but organic mulch can provide added nutritional. Adding mulch is not a new concept, but it is a beneficial one.
SOIL
Good soil preparation is essential to success. Properly preparing your garden with the correct soil and compost before planting will give your garden the proper nutrients it needs to get started and thrive. If you’re new to gardening or gardening on a new property, start by having a soil test done. This will assess the pH level which you can adjust with lime or sulfur.
Generally, organic amendments should be added annually over a period of several years to improve your soil. Common organic amendments include peat moss, compost and manure. Good soil conditions are key in producing high quality vegetables and fruits. Annuals and perennials will also bloom more profusely. Organic material can be added anytime the soil isn’t wet or frozen. Make sure your soil is workable before amending it.
There are many types of soil and soil amendments available. Some are especially formulated for container gardens. Container garden soils are usually a combination of soil, peat and vermiculite or perlite. Some also contain moisture retention crystals and fertilizers.
