Careful with mulch. Read Mike McGrath - mulch can do more harm than good.

Remington, JK Enterprises and Meadow Farms based on my experience.

Remington's delivery cost is higher than JK

I buy my mulch and Leafgro at Tri-State in Potomac. Cheaper than the nurseries. You have to load yourself and it's a bit of a rough terrain experience for your car.

Does your jurisdiction do mulch deliveries? We've gotten mulch from Arlington County before, we were happy with what they provided and it was $75 for 5 cu. yds., delivery included.

^That's a cool website/service. Yep, if you need/want wood chips, you could probably call up your local tree service company and get free chips that way also. I know they'd much rather dump it in your driveway for free than pay to dump it somewhere.

^That's a cool website/service. Yep, if you need/want wood chips, you could probably call up your local tree service company and get free chips that way also. I know they'd much rather dump it in your driveway for free than pay to dump it somewhere.

Chip Drop will deliver a free truckload of fresh wood chips if you sign up. Not recommended for vegetables and annuals, but I have used them for lining paths and around mature shrubs and trees.

Remington mulch is premium/top quality. Jk enterprises is cheaper.

Well if you want most affordable, you have to be able to pick it up in bulk.

Do you want the best? Or the most affordable? You'll have to pick one or the other...

I appreciate supporting schools but again I'm looking for the best/most affordable. If you have specific school examples that sell the best/most affordable (from your experience) please let me know their name.

Many high schools are selling mulch as a fundraiser and they deliver. See if your local school is one of them.

Where is the best/most affordable mulch sold in the DMV area? I need it either to be bagged or if bulk (bagless) delivered. Thanks!!