Using Mulch for Erosion Control

Applying mulch to an area or hillside is important for soil erosion control. By putting down a layer of mulch, the topsoil will stay put when it rains. The picture above is a resident in Orange County California that used our mulch for this very reason.

Not only will this hillside be protected by the rain, but it also looks nice and the mulch will help with weed control. The mulch will retain water, which is especially important for summer which will be here before we know it. Mulch helps save water.

Call us if you'd like to order some Forest Floor mulch for your hillside or garden area. 1-877-OC-MULCH

We look forward to speaking with you!

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East Orange Composting Facility

Aguinaga Green promises to provide the best quality products. Only clean green material (not curbside) is used for our products. Careful monitoring of all feedstock, grinding, composting, screening, and blending produces consistent quality products, with unsurpassed results.

Above is a photo of our facility, located in East Orange, California.

We can accept green waste materials here as well as dirt, asphalt grindings, and clean wood. Other materials can be brought in on a seasonal basis.

Aguinaga now offers Certified Playground Chips

Our Certified Playground Chips have been manufactured specifically for use in playgrounds, both public and private. They are used as a safety surface in the playground, and around the equipment. They are clean and safe and also nontoxic. Our Certified Playground Chips can also accommodate wheelchairs.

Call us today at 877 OC MULCH to order.

FREE landscape workshop

Resident of the Irvine Ranch Water District? Go to the next FREE landscape workshop on Friday, March 26, 2010 from 6 to 9 p.m.

Learn about picking the right plants for water conservation, how much to water your plants, and other important water saving tips.

More information and reservation forms can be found at the Irvine Ranch Water District website:

http://www.irwd.com/FreePrograms/workshops.php

Roger Aguinaga will be speaking about composting and using mulch for erosion control.

Aguinaga Green is S.T.A. Certified

What does S.T.A. mean anyways? Each month, we send in samples to the US Composting Council’s Seal of Testing Assurance Program (‘STA’) which tests our material in approved laboratories. We then can make these lab analyses results available to anyone who requests them. Because Aguinaga is S.T.A. certified, customers are assured that the compost we provide is the best of quality and is more than suitable for the planned use. That is why many companies and organizations specify S.T.A. certified products.