New free mulch ordering website for gardeners

[Evan Sussman]

Before chip drop got a foot hold here on the island I use to have a list a mile long where I could dump chips for $125 a load. I worked for years developing and marketing this and it just went poof! Now folks act like I’m crazy for selling my chips. I rather dump them at the green waste yard for free than pay money to subscribe to a app to dump for free.

I absolutely hate when I'm asked if I need to "get rid of" the chips. Im not against giving them away, but they are a resource with value.

We sell our ~9 yd load for $180-270/load delivered. That's usually less than hog fuel which is no where near as quality as our chips.

I don't use chip drop for the reason of not wanting to degrade the market.

If a platform could allow requests and offers of variable $, I'd be interested.

As it is we maintain our own free list, and give priority to paid loads.

 

[Reach]

Reach- Wanted to provide an update. We fixed the link to the arborist page so now you can see a lot more details about the service. We decided not to advertise a fee for now. First we want to make sure all the services we provide are delivering value then charge a small fee to help maintain the website at some point. I would be interested in talking with you offline about additional services we are looking into. If you are open to discuss please email me back at mailto:marc@mulch2garden.com.
thanks, Marc

Marc, Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. It’s been a little crazy around here. Definitely willing to talk to you, send me a private message and I’ll get my contact information over to you later today or whenever I hear back from you.

 

[Marc Liebmann]

I absolutely hate when I'm asked if I need to "get rid of" the chips. Im not against giving them away, but they are a resource with value.

We sell our ~9 yd load for $180-270/load delivered. That's usually less than hog fuel which is no where near as quality as our chips.

I don't use chip drop for the reason of not wanting to degrade the market.

If a platform could allow requests and offers of variable $, I'd be interested.

As it is we maintain our own free list, and give priority to paid loads.

I absolutely hate when I'm asked if I need to "get rid of" the chips. Im not against giving them away, but they are a resource with value.

We sell our ~9 yd load for $180-270/load delivered. That's usually less than hog fuel which is no where near as quality as our chips.

I don't use chip drop for the reason of not wanting to degrade the market.

If a platform could allow requests and offers of variable $, I'd be interested.

As it is we maintain our own free list, and give priority to paid loads.

makes sense