Top 5 Rubber Mulch Facts
Everlast Rubber Mulch does not float. Our tire rubber mulch has a specific gravity greater than 1 so it is heavier than water! Everlast Rubber Mulch weighs approximately 26 pounds per…
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Rubber Mulch vs Stone-Damage Control
We recently received a call from a property owners association that had installed decorative stone in the landscaping around their office. Their situation is one we have heard before from…
Gardening and Rubber Mulch for Mental Health
I just read a great article in American Nurseryman magazine by the editor Sally Benson who was paraphrasing a radio program she heard recently. The discussion revolved around the fact…
Mulch For the Holidays and Spring
With the holiday season quickly approaching, who doesn’t want their property looking great for their in-laws and guests? Now that the summer heat has let go it is a great…
Playground Bonded Rubber Mulch Repairs
Earlier this week I received a call from a woman asking if “her handyman could repair her poured in place rubber mulch surface” with our DIY repair kits. I was happy to…
Bonded Rubber Mulch-Back to School
We all know that budgets are tight and school playgrounds take a heck of a beating but that doesn’t mean safety should be sacrificed. Bonded rubber mulch or poured in place surfaces…
Why Rubber Mulch is Colorfast
One of the best characteristics of rubber mulch for landscapes and playgrounds is the way it is colored. Various companies use different methods but the general concept is the same. Mulch colorant…
Rubber Mulch-Heavy Rains-Reduce the Chances of Fungus
This time of year we are asked daily if “rubber mulch will float”. One of the original reasons we started with rubber products here in our nursery was the fact that…
Rubber Mulch and Water Retention
Ask any gardener or landscaper for mulch recommendations and you will certainly get an answer with some conviction and seldom will opinions match. There are some universal truths to mulching…
Gardening and Rubber Mulch for Mental Health?
I just read a great article in American Nurseryman magazine by the editor Sally Benson who was paraphrasing a radio program she heard recently. The discussion revolved around the fact…