Pine Straw for Savannah and the Coast
From Savannah down to the Golden Isles and across the river into the Lowcountry, the coast puts down a lot of pine straw — planned communities, golf courses, resorts and plenty of front yards. We haul premium longleaf east to the lots and supply yards that serve them.
Straw that matches the property
Coastal properties are judged on looks. HOA entrances, golf courses, resort grounds and the homes around them want straw with a clean edge and a deep rust color, and they want the next load to match the last one. Longleaf is all we bale, and every bale comes off a metal box baler square and tight.
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
The coast is a three-to-four-and-a-half-hour run, depending on where you are, so we deliver mainly by the full semi-load, with half loads available.
Every delivery is scheduled ahead of time. Tell us about the site up front — gated communities and island properties can have gate, clearance or turnaround limits — and we will plan around it.
Standing orders make the most sense this far out. Set the number of loads for the season and we plan our hauling around you.
Common questions
Do you deliver into South Carolina?
Yes. Bluffton, Hilton Head, Hardeeville and Beaufort are part of our service area, along with the rest of the Lowcountry.
Bales or rolls for big common areas?
Round rolls cover big ground faster. Square bales are easier to work in tight beds and to sell off a retail rack. Both are longleaf.
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.
Keep the coast covered.
Send your ZIP and how much you expect to move this season, and we will price it landed.
MITCHELL PINE STRAW