We don't sell pine straw. We grow it, rake it, and bring it to your beds.

Big box straw sits on pallets for weeks or months. It's dry, brittle, and faded by the time you spread it. Ours is raked fresh, baled, and delivered usually within a week. You'll see the difference in color and how long it holds up.

All of our straw comes from local longleaf pine farms in Baldwin County, Alabama. Richard is a 4th-generation Baldwin County pine farmer, so every bale is raked fresh from local longleaf stands — never aged in a warehouse, never trucked in from out of state.

For most Gulf Coast beds, yes. Pine straw retains soil moisture, suppresses weeds, holds in place on slopes where mulch washes out, and returns nutrients to the soil as it decomposes. A refresh is also faster and cheaper than re-mulching.

Both. If you want to spread it yourself, we'll drop the bales wherever you want. If you'd rather we handle it, our crew will spread, tuck around plants, and edge the beds so it looks done right.

Pricing varies by bale count, delivery distance, and installation scope. Contact us for a free quote.

We can give you a rough range based on bed size. But for an exact quote we like to come look at the property. Showing up and measuring is free, and we'll know exactly how many bales you actually need instead of guessing.

Most yards in Fairhope need a refresh every 6-9 months. Fresh installs in the spring and a top-off in the fall is the standard. We can put you on a schedule so you don't have to remember.

Fairhope, Daphne, Spanish Fort, Point Clear, Magnolia Springs, Foley, Silverhill, Loxley, and most of Baldwin County. We don't service Mobile or further west — keeps us close to home so we can deliver same-day.