Brunswick Heads is about 50 kilometres north of our farm at Teven, motorway nearly door to door. We come off at the Brunswick exit and tip your load inside the hour. One of the easiest runs we do.
The town is old-school coastal: weatherboard cottages between the Brunswick River and Simpsons Creek, holiday parks along the bank, gardens kept simple on purpose. Sandy soil, salt breeze, hardy plants. That's the garden tea tree mulch suits best.
What are Brunswick Heads gardens up against?
Most of Brunswick sits on sand between the river mouth and Simpsons Creek. Water drains in minutes and the ground dries to powder a week after rain. Anything planted here gets watered by you or looks after itself.
Then there's the nor'easter carrying salt in most summer afternoons. The tough plants win: pandanus and banksia near the front, tuckeroo and westringia along the streets, frangipani, hibiscus and poincianas in the older yards, like the ones shading the pub's beer garden.
Plenty of houses here are holiday lets, too. Property managers want gardens that stay tidy on one mulch top-up a year, not four.
Why tea tree mulch suits Brunswick Heads
Tea tree mulch loves sandy ground. The fine fibres knit into a mat that slows the evaporation punishing coastal beds every January, and as it breaks down it feeds the sand the organic matter it's missing. Put it down at 75mm, no more than 100mm, with a 10 to 15cm gap around stems.
That mat holds in the wind, too. Sugar cane can end up in the neighbour's yard after a week of nor'easters; tea tree stays where you raked it. It lasts 12 to 18 months, it's chemical-free with no dyes, and its pH of 6.0 to 6.6 suits coastal natives that never want much feeding. One delivery a year and the garden minds itself.
New to the product? Start with the mulch itself or the benefits guide.
Delivery to Brunswick Heads
Our tipper truck tips the load where you want it: driveway, lawn edge, or a clear corner of the yard. The old village streets are narrow and some driveways are tight, but that's normal work for us. Just tell us what we're dealing with when you call.
Managing holiday properties? We can time deliveries between bookings and do several houses in one run. Call 0402 294 776 any day, 8:30am to 5pm.
We also cover
- Ocean Shores 2483
- South Golden Beach 2483
- New Brighton 2483
- Billinudgel 2483
Brunswick Heads delivery questions
Do you deliver tea tree mulch to Ocean Shores, New Brighton and South Golden Beach?
Yes. Ocean Shores, New Brighton, South Golden Beach and Billinudgel are all on the same run as Brunswick Heads, just over the river. Same farm-direct mulch, same tipper delivery. Call 0402 294 776 and we'll fit you into the next run through.
How much mulch do I need for a typical Brunswick Heads garden?
One cubic metre covers 13.3 square metres at the recommended 75mm depth. A typical village block with 25 to 30 square metres of beds needs about 2 cubic metres. Our mulch calculator does the sums for you.
Will tea tree mulch blow away in the sea breeze?
No. The fine fibres knit into a mat within a few weeks, and that mat holds through salt wind and heavy rain. It's the main reason coastal gardeners switch from sugar cane, which is light enough to lift in a strong nor'easter.
How much does mulch delivery to Brunswick Heads cost?
We don't publish set prices because delivery distance changes the numbers. Call 0402 294 776 with your rough quantity and your street, and we'll give you a straight price. Phones are answered seven days, 8:30am to 5pm.
Not sure how much to order? The mulch calculator works it out in under a minute.
Mulch on its way to Brunswick Heads
Talk to the people who grew it. We will work out how much you need, quote it delivered, and book the truck.
Mon to Sun, 8:30am to 5:00pm. Delivery only, across the Northern Rivers.