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11 thoughts on “Friends Don’t Let Friends Buy Red Mulch”
Ahhhh and amen ~ another public service announcement by Joey ~ NO RED MULCH!
What about compost folks? Better for the soil, better for your plants. Red and black mulch are both dyed. And if you mulch, don’t pile it too close to your shrubs and trees.
Utter snobbery, to each their own. I personally love the clean pop of color red mulch brings to my tiny yard. Nothing interesting about black mulch, blah!
Good Morning Gloucester 
Ahhhh and amen ~ another public service announcement by Joey ~ NO RED MULCH!
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Too late. I’d rather have the red than the boring Black Mulch.
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I am so with you on this, Joey!
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Why
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I never could understand the red mulch.. Why?? It’s so unnatural looking!
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It is so bad and thank you for posting
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black mulch allows the beauty of the flowers to bounce off the black background..and adds nutrients to the soil.Charlene
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What about compost folks? Better for the soil, better for your plants. Red and black mulch are both dyed. And if you mulch, don’t pile it too close to your shrubs and trees.
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Right. Why paint your garden black or red? They both look fake and hideous.
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we mulch our fall leaves and end up with a nondescript blah mulch. Seems to work functionally but perhaps not so much aesthetically.
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Utter snobbery, to each their own. I personally love the clean pop of color red mulch brings to my tiny yard. Nothing interesting about black mulch, blah!
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