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Start by selecting a heavier mulch material, like large wood chips - they are less likely to get carried away by the wind. Don't skimp on the amount of mulch and apply a generous layer to give it the weight it needs to stay put.
Consider adding garden edging that rises above the level of your mulch. This acts as a barrier to prevent mulch from escaping the bed and serves as an additional windbreak. If you want an even more substantial windbreak, options like decorative screening, a low wall, or dense shrubs on the windward side work well.
After spreading your mulch, make it a habit to give it a good watering. This helps the mulch particles bind together, reinforcing their position in the garden bed.
These simple steps will go a long way to ensuring your mulched garden stays looking its best, even when the wind picks up. - MitchellMc
