Mulch Dye: How To Dye Your Mulch & Bring Your Beds Back To Life
My neighborhood is filled, and I mean filled, with all sorts of mulch beds. But it was all the same red mulch around the trees and brown mulch around the flower bed. I wanted to stand out, and stand out I did! I didn’t want to spend an arm and a leg replacing my cedar mulch, so I found this awesome black mulch dye, and let me tell you, it is great! Mulch is a great way to beautify and protect your lawn. Mulch can also be used as a weed barrier, protecting the roots of your plants from disease and strong winds. It also helps regulate soil moisture levels and keeps soil temperatures cool in the summer months. If your mulch is dull or faded from the sun or if you don
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Treats up to 12,800 square feet of existing black mulch area Makes 32 gallons of colorant For use in a pump sprayer Preserves existing ground-cover
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