Rubber Mulch 1…Wood Mulch 0
Wednesday, May 27, 2009 by IMC
Having been in the recycled rubber mulch industry for quite some time, I often find it amusing how the media portrays rubber mulch.
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International Mulch Company™, located in St. Louis, Missouri, is the leader in recycled rubber products for residential and commercial groundcover applications.
"Across the country this spring, homeowners have been passing up the pine nuggets in favor of shredded tires colored everything from coral rose to rustic red to a naturalistic brown."
—Wall Street Journal
Fade Away? Not with Rubber Mulch!
Monday, June 2, 2008 by IMC
Did I mention that you will save time and money? It’s not rocket science, it’s rubber mulch, Rubberific Mulch or NuPlay, take your pick, they both work great and look great for years. They are guaranteed not to fade, rot, compact, attract insects, and being five times heavier than wood mulch, will not float away during even the most torrid of thunderstorms.
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Sunday, November 18, 2007 by IMC
It is a question that we should ask of ourselves more often. The word “why” should most often be followed with the phrase “am I doing this?” Is what I am doing making life easier? More complicated? Am I becoming a better person for doing this? Am I helping others, or supporting a cause as a result of my actions? I am no psychiatrist, but would venture to say that if we took a moment, just a brief one, and asked ourselves “why am I doing this?” we would not do many of the things we do.
continue readingThe History of Mulch
Tuesday, September 18, 2007 by IMC
Sometimes when homeowners tell their friends that the mulch in their yard is made from recycled rubber tires, they get a response like, “you have to be kidding me.” But then when they say that they won’t have to remulch for the next ten years people are astounded. Who would have thought that when the vulcanized rubber tire was invented in the 1800’s, that one day it would have a second life adorning homes and businesses across the country and around the world.
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