A New Use for Rubber

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Tires are not meant to end up in the fields and pollute the environment for centuries, but unfortunately this happens in many cases, because people find it easier to throw them away than recycle them. Few thought a couple of years before that landscape mulch will be the reason rubber will be sought after, and tires will start a brand-new life. Rubber Mulch is a pioneer in this industry and following their initial success have grown at an accelerated pace, and given the popularity of mulch. The trend can continue.

Rubber finds a new life and in the form of small colorful bits, it will make thousands of gardens more attractive instead of lying idle on the fields. It is somehow ironic that the same rubber will be regarded as toxic in the open and appealing in somebody's backyard, but those who are using landscape mulch have only good things to say about it. First of all, it is nice to see this mulch surrounding the trees and flowers and there are endless colors to choose from, so that it will match any décor

Secondly, this mulch will protect the soil from sunrays, without impairing water from reaching the soil and at the same time won't allow weeds to take over your garden. This will translate into more nutriments for your own plants and save you the time wasted for removing weeds or exterminating insects. Speaking of which, they don't like the landscape mulch too much and will miss the wooden counterpart.

Original Post from: http://www.geekblog.net/

Umma 26 Aug, 2011

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