The J.E.B. Stuart High School PTSA is selling mulch through March to benefit school programs such as the All-Night Graduation Celebration.
The three-cubic-foot bags of mulch cost $5.50.
The distribution date is Saturday, March 22. Bags can be either picked up that day at the school between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. or, for a cost of $25, delivered. Delivery is free to the Stuart district for orders of 30 bags or more.
Orders can be placed online at stuartptsa.org. All orders must be placed by March 12.
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