Mulching · Residential · Town of Lincoln

Mulch Delivery & Installation in Jordan

Big lots, mature trees and the strictest tree by-law of any town we work in. We prep the beds, lay mulch or stone, and edge carefully around the trees the Town of Lincoln protects.

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At a glance

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Service
Mulch and decorative stone, supplied and laid over prepared beds, with fabric optional.
Where
Jordan Village, Jordan Station, Jordan Harbour and the Twenty Valley bench, in the Town of Lincoln. Jordan is the western edge of where we work.
Trees
Lincoln By-law 2025-40 needs a permit to injure or remove a tree of 15 cm and up in Jordan and Jordan Station, so we edge by hand near big roots.
Pricing
Quoted per job. On big lots it's the bed area, not the lot, that sets the number.
Response
A reply within one business day.

Last updated September 2026

Lincoln's tree by-law, and what it means for a bed

The Town of Lincoln's Private Property Tree By-law, No. 2025-40, requires a permit before anyone removes or injures a tree 15 cm or more across in the urban areas, and the Town lists Jordan and Jordan Station among them. In natural environment areas it covers trees of any size. Pruning and ordinary maintenance are exempt, and the Town can ticket for injuring a tree without a permit.

Mulching is maintenance, and laid properly it's good for a tree. The risk is the edge. Cutting a crisp new bed line through the roots of a big maple is the kind of damage the by-law is written about. So near any large tree we edge by hand, keep the line shallow, and follow the roots rather than cutting across them. If a job would need more than that, we'll tell you before we start and point you to the Town.

Three kinds of ground in one small place

Jordan isn't one soil. The bench above the village is fast-draining fruit and vineyard land, where a bed dries out quickly and mulch is mostly about moisture. Jordan Station, closer to the lake, is flatter and heavier. Twenty Mile Creek runs through the middle, dropping 26 metres at Ball's Falls before it reaches Lake Ontario at Jordan Harbour, and lots running down the valley have real slope on them.

That's why the depth is decided at the bed, not before. On the bench we lay the full 3 inches on bare ground. On heavier ground near the lake we go thinner. More about Jordan's ground is on our Jordan lawn page.

How we do a Jordan bed

  1. Weeds out, roots and all.
  2. Old mulch checked and raked, thinned or cleared depending on what's there.
  3. Edges cut, by hand near any tree 15 cm or more across.
  4. Mulch laid at 2 to 3 inches, to your preference and the ground.
  5. A clear ring left around every trunk. 3 to 5 inches on a young tree and 8 to 10 on a mature one, per Penn State Extension. Nothing against the siding.

Wood or stone for a Jordan property

For planted beds under big trees, natural wood mulch is the right call: pine, classic cedar, hemlock or hardwood, which break down into the soil the way leaf litter does. Dyed black, brown and red are there if you want the contrast. Decorative stone works along foundations and paths, but not spread over the roots of a big tree. Landscape fabric under stone if you like; usually not under wood.

Pair it with

Pair it with

Good company for fresh beds on a Jordan property.

Fall

Fall cleanup, Jordan

Big trees mean big leaf drops. Clear the beds first, then mulch.

Fall cleanup in Jordan
Spring

Spring cleanup, Jordan

Winter debris out, beds ready for mulch.

Spring cleanup in Jordan
Lawn

Lawn renovation, Jordan

When the lawn around the beds needs more than a feed.

Lawn renovation in Jordan
Google reviews

What our customers say about the work

Mulching is a newer page for us, and none of our Google reviews mention mulch or name Jordan yet. These are Niagara homeowners on the lawn work, word for word from our Google profile.

★★★★★

The team at lawnjunkie resodded our front yard and overseeding with fescue. 10/10 can not recommend them enough

Tyler Nelson
Niagara Region · Sod and overseeding
★★★★★

The team at Lawn Junkie did a phenomenal job laying sod and fertilizing our property. Extremely professional, punctual and exceeded our expectations!!

Eric Starr
Niagara Region · Sod and fertilizing
Common questions

Jordan mulch questions

Including the ones where the answer is no.

Does mulching need a tree permit in Lincoln?

No. Mulching is maintenance. What Lincoln's by-law covers is injuring or removing trees of 15 cm and up in Jordan and Jordan Station, and cutting through big roots can count as injury. We edge by hand near large trees for exactly that reason.

Which parts of Jordan do you cover?

Jordan Village, Jordan Station, Jordan Harbour and the Twenty Valley bench. Jordan is the western edge of where we work.

We have a big lot. How is it priced?

By the beds, not the lot. The area of bed, the material and the prep set the quote. Send the form and you'll have a number within one business day.

Do you just deliver?

No, we supply and install. For a driveway drop, a supply yard is cheaper.

How deep do you lay it?

2 to 3 inches, full depth on the fast-draining bench and thinner on heavier ground or where there's still mulch. Always inside the 2 to 4 inches arborists recommend.

All seven towns and every mulch and stone we carry are on the main mulch page. Something not covered? Call 905-401-7600.

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Get your Jordan mulch quote

Tell us where in Jordan, roughly how much bed, and whether there are big trees near it. We reply within one business day.

Prefer to talk it through? Call 905-401-7600 or email info@lawnjunkie.ca. Office hours 9am to 5pm, seven days. LawnJunkie · 51 Broderick Ave, Thorold, ON L2V 2H9.