Colored Mulch

Colored mulch is a great landscape material to help beautify your home and add value to it. Mulch can be like a pallet, creating an accent to your planting beds. Selecting vibrant red mulch or a muted dark brown mulch creates two very different effects. Colored mulch increases eye appeal, helps to control weeds and reduces watering needs.

Creative Landscaping

Adding colored mulch to your planting areas provides flexibility and creativity to your landscaping “look.” You can use the same colors the neighbors use or, if you want to stand out, switch to another look with a different colored mulch.

Curb Appeal

Homeowners take pride in their house and maintaining mulch beds around the home creates accent areas for a finished look. Want to create a vibrant and beautifully landscaped and finished look to your home? The color, shape and mass of the planting area brings dimension to the landscaping and curb appeal to the house.

Safety

Mulch Guy’s colored mulch is safe for children, pets, and the environment since the colorants are all from naturally-occurring products.

Colors Available

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Brown Colored Mulch

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Black Colored Mulch

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Red Colored Mulch

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Dark Brown Colored Eco-Mulch

News Flash

Rooted in royalty, organic gardening blossoms

Excerpt below;

“Organic gardeners prize a healthy, interwoven ecosystem. They enrich the soil with compost and other organic matter instead of synthetic fertilizers. They control weeds the old-fashioned way - with mulch and elbow grease - and consider most insects good guys, not "pests" to be nuked.”

Original article

http://www.philly.com/inquirer/front_page/20090503_Rooted_in_royalty__organic_gardening_blossoms.html

Will that vegetable garden save the Obamas money?

Peter Grier of the Monitor’s Washington Bureau speculates that one of the goals of the much-publicized White House kitchen garden is to save the first family money on its grocery bills. If so, they’re part of a growing trend. The ranks of those growing their own veggies have increased by 20 to 30 percent over the past two years.

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