The Mulch and Soil Company - Webster
About The Mulch and Soil Company - Webster
The Webster plant sits in Sumter County; the company's site, which publishes only its Fort Myers head office, says nothing whatever about this location - not its address, its hours, nor what is made here. The story it does tell is about raw material, and it matters to anyone thinking of this record as a timber buyer. Melaleuca was planted by federal foresters in the 1920s to dry out the Everglades, escaped, and destroyed hundreds of thousands of acres of native plant communities; in 1983 Forestry Resources found a use for the cleared trees as landscape mulch, and that product is still sold as FloriMulch. The company says it continues to recycle trees that would otherwise be piled and burned on project sites. It describes no purchase of standing timber anywhere. The Mulch & Soil Company itself dates to a June 2017 merger under Blue Wolf Capital, has been owned by CenterGate Capital since May 2021, and says it operates four Florida plants with its own trucking fleet. (source: themulchsoilco.com, read 22 September 2026)
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The Mulch and Soil Company - Webster
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