Calculators
Free mulch calculator. Calculate cubic yards, bags, and cost for any flower bed, tree ring, or garden. Rectangular, circular, triangular, or irregular shapes.
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By Shape
Rectangle
Length × width beds — the most common garden shape.
Calculate →Circle
Tree rings, round planters, and circular beds.
Calculate →Triangle
Corner beds and wedge-shaped landscaping.
Calculate →Irregular
Add multiple rectangles to estimate complex layouts.
Calculate →Square
Side × side — perfect for raised beds and modular gardens.
Calculate →Oval
Length × width ovals — accent beds and front-yard features.
Calculate →Kidney
Curved bean shapes — the most popular front-yard island bed.
Calculate →Trapezoid
Beds with two parallel sides — common along driveways and fences.
Calculate →By Project
Flower Bed
Optimized for ornamental beds — 2-3 inch depth presets.
Calculate →Tree Ring
Tree-ring estimator with ANSI A300 tapering guidance.
Calculate →Veg Garden
Light-depth presets (1-2 inches) for seedling-safe coverage.
Calculate →Playground
6-9 inch depth for ASTM F1292 fall-safety compliance.
Calculate →Landscape
Whole-property estimator for multi-bed yards.
Calculate →Pathway
4-6 inch depth presets for foot-traffic paths.
Calculate →Rubber
Recycled-rubber estimator — playgrounds, dog runs, paths.
Calculate →Buying & Planning
Bags
Convert cubic yards to 2 cu ft or 3 cu ft bags.
Calculate →Bags to Yards
Convert 2 cu ft, 3 cu ft, or 50 L bags to cubic yards—and cubic yards back to whole bags.
Calculate →Volume
Convert any area + depth into cubic feet or cubic meters.
Calculate →Cu Yards
Direct cubic-yard estimator for bulk delivery orders.
Calculate →Sq Feet
Calculate the square footage of any bed before ordering.
Calculate →Weight
Estimate weight in pounds or kilograms before hauling.
Calculate →Cost
Estimate total spend including bag price or bulk yard rate.
Calculate →Depth
Recommended depth by use case — flower bed, tree ring, pathway.
Calculate →Bags vs bulk
Compare bagged and bulk-delivered mulch with delivery, minimum order and tax — and find your break-even point.
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