MITCHELL PINE STRAWLongleaf Pine Straw for North Florida
Tallahassee is about two hours south of our fields, and Jacksonville, Gainesville and Panama City are not much farther. If your customers want the long, rust-red needle, we bale it and haul it to you.
Why longleaf in Florida
Plenty of the straw sold in Florida is slash. It does the job, but the needles are shorter and the bed does not knit together the same way. Longleaf needles commonly run eight to eighteen inches, lock together into a mat, hold a clean edge and keep their color well into the season.
For a retail lot or nursery, that is a premium product your customers can see the difference in — and one more reason for them to buy from you instead of the big-box store.
Towns we deliver to
Do not see your town? Ask anyway — if it is anywhere in the Southeast there is a good chance we can get a load to you. See the full service area.
How delivery works
Most Florida deliveries go out as full semi-loads, with half loads available.
Every delivery is scheduled ahead of time. Tell us about your site up front — gate width, turnaround room and who is unloading — and we will plan the drop around it.
Standing orders are the easiest way to stay stocked through the season. Set the schedule once and adjust it with a phone call.
Common questions
Do you sell slash too?
No. We stopped carrying slash. Every bale we deliver is longleaf.
Can a garden center set up a standing order?
Yes. Tell us your weekly turn in the busy months and we will build a delivery schedule around it.
How do I get a price?
Send your delivery ZIP and roughly how much you expect to move. Price depends on quantity and how far it travels, and distance is built into the load price, so you get a landed number for your site.
Buying for a lot or a nursery? Here is how we handle retail and nursery supply, and why we only bale longleaf pine straw.
Put longleaf on your Florida lot.
Send your ZIP and how much you expect to move, and we will price it landed.