One Earth Landscapes

Jeff Hobbs a month ago

One earth did an excellent job of edging and mulching our beds this spring. We use them to maintain our HOA property and have been well pleased for years.

Jerry Moles 2 months ago

Made the order and it arrived on the same day. Mulch was very useful in improving the soils in my yard. Friendly folks, appreciate The Dead, and that's enough to keep me coming back!

Roy Martina 4 months ago

Had 3 yards of compost/topsoil mix delivered. Would definitely recommend!

Joan Stemmler 6 months ago

I recently got a big load of mulch from One Earth. Everyone I spoke with was helpful and courteous. When it came to the delivery the did everything they could to accommodate my needs. Price was fair and product was excellent!

Evan S a year ago

Avoid One Earth — Learn From Our Costly Mistake My wife wanted steps down our hill with a firepit at the bottom. I wanted standard wood steps, but she preferred concrete stepping stones. We trusted One Earth to handle both the path and the firepit. Big mistake. First, the stepping stones. A competent landscaper knows you can’t just toss stones down a slope and call it a walkway. But that’s exactly what One Earth did—laid them at the natural angle of the hill, completely unbalanced, making them unsafe and nearly impossible to walk on without risking a fall. This isn’t a minor oversight—it’s Landscaping 101, and they failed it. Then there’s the firepit. It looked nice when it was first built, but within a couple of seasons, the truth came out. In any professional stone firepit installation, a weed barrier (often called cheese cloth or landscape fabric) is the first thing you put down before the stones. One Earth skipped it entirely. Now, grass and weeds grow relentlessly through the stones, turning our “relaxing” space into a constant maintenance nightmare. This is not just disappointing—it’s negligence. We hired “professionals” expecting them to do the job right, but they cut corner