Sign up for Free Mulch!

Select Delivery Type

Free Mulch with Free Delivery is a fantastic option; however, you can make your mulch request far more appealing to local arborists by choosing one of our paid options below.

When you select a paid option, your listing appears as a GOLD symbol on the arborists’ map. This not only helps support your local arborist by compensating them for their time and effort, but also makes your site significantly more attractive. Paid sites are often prioritised over standard listings, meaning arborists may choose to deliver to you first.

Please note: This payment is not charged upfront when you create a free mulch request on MulchSpot. Any payment is arranged directly between you and the delivering arborist at the time of delivery.

Enter your contact details

Site Drop Notes

MulchSpot is built and designed to assist local Arborists and business owners unload their truck in areas local to jobs they are completing. Truck sizes vary from one business to the next and it is important you understand that they expect to empty the whole load, if you require a less than 5-12 cubic metres of tree mulch, then MulchSpot is NOT for you.

Dyed tan bark, garden mulch, and arborist chips are different products. Read this before you list.

Before you list

Free tree mulch, if a truck is nearby.

A local tree crew drops a load of arborist chips at your place. You do not pay MulchSpot to be on the list, and you do not buy the mulch from us. A garden-centre load of the same size is often hundreds of dollars. A full truck can be worth around $500. This list is how you ask for it.

New Zealand
Type your street and choose it from the suggestions. Suburb and postcode fill in by themselves. Leave State as it is. The form still shows Australian states, and we will change that.
List your address

  1. 1. A load is not guaranteed.

    This is a standby list. A crew uses it when they are already working near you and need to empty the truck. Your pin is a possible stop. It is not an order, and nobody is booked to arrive on a set day.

  2. 2. You take the whole truck.

    The crew is saving time and travel by dropping the load in one place. The truck is not split into a few bags. If you only want a small amount, a garden supply is the better place to buy it.

  3. 3. You get what is on the truck.

    A load is often 7 to 12 cubic metres, and it can be up to 15. Fifteen cubic metres is about seventeen trailer loads. Anything left over stays with you. The crew will not take the extra away, and neither will MulchSpot. If that is too much for one garden, ask a neighbour to share it before you list.

  4. 4. Every load looks a bit different.

    It depends on the tree and on the chipper. Hardwood, softwood, and palm are not the same product. A mix of fine and chunky pieces is what makes arborist chips useful: they hold water, slow the weeds, and feed the soil. It is a local byproduct of a job that was happening anyway.

  5. 5. Gold, if you want the truck to notice you.

    In the delivery list above, a paid option turns your pin gold on the crew’s map. Gold gets looked at first. You do not pay when you submit this form. You pay the arborist directly, after the mulch is on the ground.

    The free list stays free. If the load arrives and you want to help keep the list running, use Chip in. The button is in the header, and it is here as well.

  6. 6. One delivery, then the pin comes off.

    Tree crews near you can see the listing. After a load is dropped, the request comes off the map on its own. If you want another one, submit the form again.

  7. 7. If you no longer want it.

    Email theteam@mulchspot.com.au straight away and say the suburb. We will take the pin down. How the drop works is on Instagram, @mulchspotofficial.

Advertise on Mulch Spot
ARBORIST SIGN UP ARBORIST LOGIN