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1. Measure the area that you are looking to cover.
Multiply the Length (in feet) by the Width (in feet) to get the Area
(square footage.) How much is one cubic yard? One cubic yard is equal to 27 cubic feet. One yard covers approximately:
If you have a wheelbarrow, the following might be helpful:
A large pick-up truck bed can hold from 1½ to 2 yards depending on how it is packed and how heavy (wet) the mulch is. Be sure to herbicide weeds/turf area before mulching over
them. Provided by Michele R. Fletcher, VSLD - Landscape Designer/Horticultural Consulting, 890 Adair Hill Drive, Rockbridge Baths, VA 24473 * plantlover@ntelos.net Go to our consumer website for additional gardening information at www.VirginiaGardening.com The Virginia Green Industry Council is the voice of the horticulture industry in the Commonwealth and is dedicated to enhancing the beauty of the state’s environment, the well-being of our citizens, improving our state’s economy, and improving the health and wellness for everyone in Virginia. The Council is made up of providers and consumers of horticultural products and services. The Council works to provide public and industry education, environmental guidelines and other information that will keep Virginia green and growing. For more information, visit
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