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Free Woodchips Monmouth County

monmouth_arborist

18 years ago

I am an arborist looking to find those interested in recieving wood chips as mulch. the stuff is great as for kid's play areas and trails and flower beds if you are not to picky about consistency (visually that is). We deliver to the closest point the truck can reach with out getting stuck in the mud. If you are interested please drop me an email at:

freewoodchips@gmail.com

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srizlo_aol_com
15 years ago
i am intersested in approx 20 cu yards of woodchips for a property in freehold please call me at 609 556 5666 ask for steve
goodynum3
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Hey, i am interested in obtainig woodchips for my herb garden. But i only want them if they are truly organic, meaning that they do not come from trees in yards that have been sprayed or top dressed with chemicals like weed killer, insectacides, fungucides chemical fertalizers that sort of thing. I will take up to 20 yards for now and more in the future. I can pick up and transport or you can dump, either way is fine. I look forward to hearing from you. My number is 7324960309, call or text any time
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Alpha Lewis
6 years ago
Hello,
I am interested in appro 10 cu yards of woodchips for my garden in Red Bank.

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