Ri-Mor Mulch and Landscape Center

What Is Ri-Mor?

Whether you are an individual, contractor or landscaper, we have the expertise to help you in a cost-effective and efficient manner. We’re here to meet mid-Missouri’s landscaping needs and are well known for the highest quality of our products, timely deliveries and high caliber service.

Mulch and More from Ri-Mor

We founded Ri-Mor Mulch and Landscape Center in 2012, specializing in a large selection of mulch varieties. Recently, we teamed up with our sister company, Ri-Mor Topsoil, to offer more than just topsoil products. View our expanded selection of products on our website, or stop by and visit us at 3300 Brown Station Rd. Columbia, MO 65202.

  • Natural and Colored Mulch

    If you are after a mulch product, we have it! We carry both shredded and chipped mulch in natural and colored varieties.

  • Decorative Rock & Gravels

    We carry a unique selection of decorative rock and gravels for landscape beds and water features.

  • Top Soil

    We cover all your screened topsoil and compost needs! Gardeners check out our “garden grow” blended topsoil, perfect for gardens and flowerbeds.

  • Compost

    Our compost yields great returns on your garden and landscaping projects, bringing you lush and verdant plants, flowers and produce.

  • Landscape Stones & Boulders

    We have a large variety of landscape stones and boulders for retaining walls, patios and planter beds.

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Testimonials

RI-MOR Mulch definitely has the best mulch. Coloring is good and lasts long. They are always safe and careful when loading a it onto your truck and trailer. Will always be a repeat customer!  

Graham G.

I bought a yard of dyed mulch, it was very reasonably priced, they loaded it in my S-10 very carefully and promptly and I was on my way. The employees were courteous and efficient. I definitely recommend Ri-Mor Mulch.

David W.

Contractor or residential this is the place for mulch, dirt, and rock. You can also dump tree debris there so they can recycle it into mulch.

Steven V.