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		<title>Rubberecycle at the Trade Shows</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 20 Jan 2012 13:12:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[As the green product season heats up and manufacturers unveil their revolutionary eco-friendly goods, Rubberecycle is looking forward to being a significant presence in many prominent trade shows. Their unique rubber mulch is well renowned for its many qualities, and Rubberecycle products always generate buzz at the shows. They are right now in the midst [...]]]></description>
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<p>As the green product season heats up and manufacturers unveil their revolutionary eco-friendly goods, Rubberecycle is looking forward to being a significant presence in many prominent trade shows. Their unique<a href="http://www.rubberecycle.com"> rubber mulch</a> is well renowned for its many qualities, and Rubberecycle products always generate buzz at the shows. They are right now in the midst of the trade show season with a packed schedule, in which they try to accommodate consumers all over the U.S. by helping them put the green into their lifestyles.</p>
<p>The first show to kick off the season was arranged by the NRPA, or National Parks and Recreation Association. The 2011 Congress and Exhibition in Atlanta, Georgia brought together experts in the parks and recreations field from across America. They did their best to show how we can have safer, greener parks with a variety of products and techniques. <a href="http://rubberecycle.com">Rubberecycle rubber mulch</a>, as the number one rated playground surface in America, was a topic of much discussion. It is a well known fact that the White House playground is currently floored with rubber mulch, and many cities, schools, and private homeowners are looking to follow suit.</p>
<p>In mid-January, MANTS, otherwise known as the Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show, gave green activists the opportunity to see the latest and greatest in green products. Hosted in Baltimore, the show was flooded with greenery and green activists, many of whom were eager to see for themselves how rubber mulch is both green and <a href="http://blog.rubberecycle.com/2012/01/winter-flowers/">great for landscaping</a>.</p>
<p>Next week brings with it CENTS, only the third green trade show of its kind.  Hosted by the Ohio Nursery and Landscape Association, the show is a green lover’s haven. It features all the latest gizmos, gadgets, and information to do with landscaping and going green. As an industry leader, Rubberecycle will no doubt be a key exhibitor.</p>
<p>Also to look forward to in February is the New England Grows show, a leading horticulture trade show and green industry seminar. It is important to take note that no more is rubber mulch a little know, controversial substance in the world of landscaping. It has taken the industry by storm, and is a central exhibit at many trade shows.</p>
<p>With the trade show season heating up, Rubberecycle is anticipating the opportunity to help consumers recognize the many benefits of rubber mulch for themselves.</p>
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		<title>Winter Flowers</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 12 Jan 2012 23:32:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Before winter, many gardeners prepare by mulching around plants and laying a protective coating above the soil, allowing the ground to huddle in and brave the cold. However, there are flowers that are perfect for winter – flowers that are extremely hardy, and can grow outdoors in any weather. Yes, we’re talking real flowers, not [...]]]></description>
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<p>Before winter, many gardeners prepare by mulching around plants and laying a protective coating above the soil, allowing the ground to huddle in and brave the cold. However, there are flowers that are perfect for winter – flowers that are extremely hardy, and can grow outdoors in any weather. Yes, we’re talking real flowers, not just little scrub bushes. Just remember that before planting these flowers it is important to use a generous amount of <a href="http://www.rubberecycle.com/landscape.asp">landscape mulch</a> so that the soil is kept warm, and the flowers can thrive.</p>
<p>If planting indoors, the colors that winter flowers come in are varied. If the flowers are planted outside, however, the colors will be more limited to white, blue, violet, and the occasional yellow. This may be a good thing to keep in mind when purchasing <a href="http://www.rubberecycle.com/landscape.asp">rubber mulch for gardening</a>, so you can coordinate the mulch with the color of the flowers.</p>
<p>The main plants in an outdoor winter garden will be shrubs and flower bulbs. Some good choices for flowers are Winter Aconite, Snowdrop Flower, and Witch Hazel.</p>
<p>The Snowdrop flower is referred to as the January birth month flower because it grows between late winter and early spring. The flower grows best in a cool climate; it needs some sunlight and some shade. The bulbs will dry out if not planted right away, and they require a period of cold weather before starting to bloom. They will bloom to their fullest potential in a cool climate. The Snowdrop Flower’s beauty remind some of a weeping willow in that they grow tall stems with beautiful white blossoms that droop to the ground, almost as if they are snowdrops falling from the sky.</p>
<p>The Winter Aconite is a vibrant yellow flower that looks like a cross between a Buttercup and a Crocus. This flower is extremely hardy, and can grow in almost any type of the soil, with adequate mulch and drainage. It is a small flower that carpets the ground, having short stems and dark green leaves. The Winter Aconite prefers shade to the sun, and is very low maintenance, sowing its own seeds and growing in number from year to year.</p>
<p>Witch Hazel is a winter shrub whose reddish-yellow blossoms give off a fragrant scent. This shrub grows very tall, and will grow well in either shade or sun. It, too, grows from late winter to early spring.</p>
<p>During the winter your garden does not have to be barren. With the right <a href="http://blog.rubberecycle.com/2012/01/new-york-holds-annual-mulchfest/">mulch</a> and flowers, you can have beautiful blossoms all year round.</p>
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		<title>Rubber Mulch as a Winter Coat for the Ground</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Dec 2011 19:21:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[As the end of December nears and the cold weather makes a strong showing, don’t abhor the snow that is sure to come. For landscapers and gardeners, snow is actually good for the ground, helping to insulate plants while they retreat during the cold weather. The snow shields the ground from the sun and any [...]]]></description>
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<p>As the end of December nears and the cold weather makes a strong showing, don’t abhor the snow that is sure to come. For landscapers and gardeners, snow is actually good for the ground, helping to insulate plants while they retreat during the cold weather. The snow shields the ground from the sun and any unexpected rise in temperatures, as well as keeping it cold and packed hard. The protection provided by the snow helps pave the way for regrowth in the spring.</p>
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<p>In fact, experts say that if you live in an area that doesn’t see much snow you should consider adding a layer of mulch to the ground before the cold weather sets in, as it will offer similar benefits to natural snow. In order to do this, first cultivate the soil surface so the ground is not too compacted. Then spread a layer of mulch. In the spring you will have to rake the top layer of mulch off the soil, revealing ground that is primed and ready to bloom.</p>
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<p>When mulching, you can use a combination of organic mulches, wood chips, or <a href="http://www.rubberecycle.com">rubber mulch</a>. For the purposes mentioned above, rubber mulch is a choice pick. The <a href="http://www.rubberecycle.com/landscape.asp">synthetic tire mulch</a> is made of hardy material that will withstand inclement weather and guard the soil beneath. Being more dense than wood chips, rubber mulch will also stay put, rather than flying off at the hint of a wind. Lastly, wood has a tendency to decay and decompose from rain and snow, resulting in black slivers and splinters spread over the landscaping. With rubber mulch, spring will find a neat pile of mulch, left exactly where you put it down.</p>
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<p>Rubberecycle rubber mulch can be purchased online, at rubberecycle.com.</p>
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		<title>Eco-Friendly Grass Alternatives, Part 2</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 10 Nov 2011 15:48:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[As discussed in the previous post, grass takes a huge toll on the environment, as well as your wallet. Groundcover, rubber mulch, and ornamental grasses were discussed as good alternatives to natural grass. There are a few more options that will also take the place of grass at a lower cost financially, and to the [...]]]></description>
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<p>As discussed in the previous post, grass takes a huge toll on the environment, as well as your wallet. Groundcover, rubber mulch, and ornamental grasses were discussed as good alternatives to natural grass. There are a few more options that will also take the place of grass at a lower cost financially, and to the planet.</p>
<p>Clover is a leafy plant that comes in various forms. It is used to condition soil and to choke out weeds. It is a good alternative to grass because it needs little watering or mowing, and no fertilizer. It also stays green throughout the summer, and costs little to purchase. The plant only grows to about four to eight inches high. It should not, however, be used in play areas or areas of constant use.</p>
<p>Flower and shrub beds are an excellent option for areas of low usage, and are great for sloping, hard to mow areas. Shade-loving flowers can be planted beneath trees or overhangs, areas where grass may have a hard time growing. They will also add to the aesthetic appeal. When planting flower beds, it is important to mulch around the plants. The mulch will keep the soil moist, and protect it from weeds. You can choose from a variety of options, including <a href="http://www.rubberecycle.com">rubber mulch for landscaping</a>, leaf mold, sawdust, and other options. Flower and shrub beds should be planted raised, and with a small variety of flowers.</p>
<p>There are many great alternatives to grass in a garden or lawn that will retain a pretty effect, with benefits to all involved parties. The specifics will be individualized to the garden in question, but in almost any area, some of the grass can be eliminated with creative alternatives.</p>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 01 Nov 2011 18:07:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Large, beautiful lawns of grass bring beauty to any area, but they can cost the environment greatly, aside for monetary expenses. Lots of fuel must be used for lawn mowers, lawns consume lots of water, and there are toxic emissions, among other concerns. There are many excellent alternatives to grass that will provide a beautiful [...]]]></description>
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<p>Large, beautiful lawns of grass bring beauty to any area, but they can cost the environment greatly, aside for monetary expenses. Lots of fuel must be used for lawn mowers, lawns consume lots of water, and there are toxic emissions, among other concerns. There are many excellent alternatives to grass that will provide a beautiful garden or lawn without using natural grass.</p>
<p>Groundcovers are plants which spread across the soil, but do not grow high. They can be used as a form of mulch, and they are usually chosen for texture, density, and how well they prevent weeds. Unlike grass, these plants require little or no maintenance. Common forms of groundcover are flowers such as perennials and evergreens, and edible forms, such as strawberries.</p>
<p>Rubber mulch is excellent for permanent walkways, pathways, and driveways. It is also used around plants. <a href="http://www.rubberecycle.com/landscape.asp">Landscape mulch</a> is aesthetically pleasing to the eye, and is commonly used in backyards and playgrounds. Rubber mulch comes in numerous colors to fit and enhance any landscaping design. Because of its synthetic nature, the <a href="http://www.rubberecycle.com">rubber surfacing</a> also needs little or no maintenance, resulting in no cost to the environment. In fact, it is made out of recycled tires, benefitting the environment.</p>
<p>Ornamental grass comes in many forms, and is synthetically produced. The grass is drought resistant, and requires little maintenance, utilizing a lot less fertilizer and water. Ornamental grass looks exactly like naturally grown grass, with less cost to the environment.</p>
<p>Rubber mulch is one of many excellent alternatives that can keep lawns beautiful, easily maintainable, and eco friendly.</p>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 25 Aug 2011 18:31:58 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>Playgrounds are meant for children to play in and enjoy, but that doesn’t mean that they have to be eyesores. There are companies devoted to designing the most aesthetically pleasing playgrounds for the area, as well as providing the best that playground equipment has to offer.</p>
<p>The first step for any playground is the purchase of <a title="rubber mulch" href="http://www.rubberecycle.com/">rubber mulch</a>. Rather than the wood chips or blacktop of old, rubber mulch is the playground flooring of the future. Constructed from recycled rubber, the chips are made to resemble wood, with an extra shock absorbing quality that makes them the best option for <a href="http://www.rubberecycle.com">playground safety</a>. Unlike wood, rubber mulch also does not freeze in the winter, maintaining a cushiony softness that is the perfect texture for children’s antics.</p>
<p>From a design perspective, the <a href="http://www.rubbermulch.com">playground flooring</a> comes in a variety of colors, including green, orange, rust, and many more. Rubber mulch is also odor free, and is non-staining and non-abrasive. The color does not fade over time, maintaining a healthy, vibrant look. It is important to coordinate the color of the rubber mulch with the surrounding fence of the play area, if there is one, and its relation to the rest of the playground gear. Depending on the area, it may be a good idea to cordon off one section of the playground with rubber mulch, and landscape the rest with grass, or vice versa.</p>
<p>Playground equipment is constantly being improved, with more creative ways for children to play, and innovative designs that keep the equipment pleasing to the eye. The options are endless, with jungle gyms in futuristic designs and color codes to match any design specifications. There are playground sets that also come with thematic elements, boasting a wood look, futuristic appeal, and much more. It is important to take into account the wishes of the children who will actually use the playground in question.</p>
<p>If this is an option, it is always nice to design the playground in tandem with the surroundings, taking into account the landscaping. Bushes and natural hedges are a classic way of encircling the play area, with rubber mulch surrounding the center jungle gym.</p>
<p>The options when designing a playground are endless, and as a considerable investment, it’s worth taking the time to do thorough research. Rubber mulch is a staple in any playground, and then the rest will follow.</p>
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		<title>Do You Garden?</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 27 Jun 2011 20:37:12 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>If you own a gardening or landscaping company or enjoy gardening and want to go into the business, this article is for you!</p>
<p>As a gardener (or to-be gardener), you&#8217;ve probably heard lots about Rubber Mulch. You&#8217;re probably pretty devoted to your costumers and would like to satisfy them too. In order to fully satisfy your costumers, you&#8217;ve got to learn the basics about Rubberecycle <a>rubber mulch</a>. You may have had plenty of unanswered questions, and you may be interested in hearing the truth about rubber mulch.</p>
<p>Gardeners and Landscapers will be thrilled to hear about the latest and greatest product on the market! Rubber Mulch is convenient and easy for gardeners to install. A huge plus is that you can mulch and keep your hands clean too! The mulch is rubber, and therefore involves no dirt or soil. It&#8217;s also weather resistant, which is a great way to catch the costumers eye. Rubber Mulch will stay through wind, rain, or shine! No matter what the weather, your Mulch is bound to stay in place! Also, plenty of people complain about the odor of Mulch and Rubber Mulch is odor-less (!!!) which makes it all much better. It&#8217;s also non &#8211; toxic which will keep you totally safe.</p>
<p>As the Gardener, you probably would appreciate if it took less time and got the same results. And that&#8217;s exactly what Rubber Mulch is! It&#8217;s quick and easy to install. You have to be sure to get the right amount and you&#8217;re set. Your costumers will be thrilled that it&#8217;ll take you so quick, and so will you! Rubber Mulch also fights weed growth which will leave you with half the job. It comes in a few different colors which is nice too.</p>
<p>Your costumers will love that and they&#8217;ll definitely be pleased.  So Gardeners and Landscapers, and all those who plan on it, you should think about Rubberecycle Playsafer Rubber Mulch. Do it for yourself and for your costumers.  You&#8217;ll both be thankful.</p>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 31 May 2011 19:06:15 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>With the  weather turning warm, we tend to be spending less time indoors, and more  time outdoors. No matter what you do out there, there&#8217;s no denying the  sense of relaxation the outdoors brings. For all those gardeners out  there and even those who don&#8217;t like gardening, or just don&#8217;t have time,  but still want their yard to look nice, this is your time of year! Some  of us put hours into our gardens while some of us wish to but don&#8217;t have  time and energy. It can also be quiet costly if you think about  everything that goes into gardening.</p>
<p>One thing that&#8217;s been around for a  while, and plenty of gardeners are pretty busy with, is mulching.  Mulching is simple and could give a real nice look to you garden. The  latest <a title="rubber mulch for playgrounds" href="http://www.rubberecycle.com/playground_rubber_mulch_safety.asp#" target="_blank">rubber mulch</a>, is all the rage these days- and for good reasons!  With tons of happy users, Rubber Mulch is taking over the gardening  industry and changing it for the better. Being that it&#8217;s rubber, it&#8217;s  clean and easy to handle. There&#8217;s no mess involved and it&#8217;s quick and  easy to install.</p>
<p>Rubberecycle manufacturer of Playsafer that  creates Rubber Mulch and on their <a title="rubber mulch for playgrounds " href="http://www.rubberecycle.com/playground_rubber_mulch_safety.asp#" target="_blank">web site</a> they have a convenient Rubber  Mulch Calculator. It&#8217;s basically the smartest way to insure that you purchase the right quantity, thereby avoiding a waste of your  money.  Rubber Mulch it&#8217;s great for our environment,  just needs to be installed once and it&#8217;ll be good  for years to come.  Playsafer Rubber Mulch is  maintenance free! It comes in a variety of different colors which can add some beautiful life  to your garden and landscape. What&#8217;s more, your garden will  stay put through all weather conditions, will not blow away or  freeze during the winter month.</p>
<p>You can place the <a title="landscape mulch " href="http://www.rubberecycle.com/landscape.asp" target="_blank">playsafer mulch</a> in the summer  and come winter, it&#8217;ll look as good as new. It&#8217;s also worth the price  if you calculate how much it would be to go through with all the  gardening supplies and even wood mulch, which you have to replace every  so often. Rubber Mulch will also keep out weeds and keep only good  nutrient in, which is fabulous for your garden. No matter what flooding ,  rain or snow storms, or wind, you can rest assured your garden will  look lovely when the sun comes out.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 23 Jan 2011 06:07:06 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>Recycling of rubber is done to produce rubberrecycle  content which have relatively lesser pollutants in them and are Eco friendly in every sense.  Decomposition of rubber is a process which takes around a hundred years.  Rubber from tires is made to be recycled and create more durable consumer goods from the resultant material.</p>
<p><a title="recycled rubber" href="http://www.rubberecycle.com/" target="_blank">Recycled rubber </a>in addition with bitumen can be used for surfacing the roads. There is a scientific reason behind it. Such kind of surfacing reduces the traffic noise up to thirty percent. Such roads are apt to be used in hot weather regions as these roads can bear high temperature.</p>
<p><a title="garden mulch " href="http://www.rubbermulch.com/" target="_blank">Garden mulch surfaces</a> made up of rubberrecycled contents are appropriate for the systematic development of a small garden in your backyard. You can get mulch trees, flowers and even shrubs made of rubber recycle mulch content on reasonable prices.  Rubber recycle content never decomposes and thus reduces the maintenance time and expenditure too. These surfaces of rubber are odorless and minimize dust to get accumulated on it.</p>
<p>Recycled rubber mulch surface safeguards the soil laid over it, from the hot sun-rays during the summers and from frosts in winter. The rubber is water resistant thus the rain water thrown on it will be bypassed by it without affecting the soil quality. These recycled rubber garden surfaces are available in a wide range depending upon the make and width of the sheets available in different colors variations.</p>
<p>For more information regarding recycled rubber mulch you can contact <a title="Recycled rubber mulch " href="http://www.rubberecycle.com/" target="_blank">Rubberecycle.com</a> at</p>
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<p>Having a green garden is everybody’s dream. It is always great to be in a fresh environment.<br />
By having a green garden, you will have a great atmosphere around you.</p>
<p>Here are some commonly asked questions about using <a title="rubbermulch " href="http://www.rubbermulch.com/landscapes.htm" target="_blank">rubber mulch in landscaping</a>.   The best part of using rubber mulch is it’s clean, not dirty like bark  or soil. Some have tried to discredit rubber mulch as a good choice to  use in your yard.</p>
<p><a title="rubber mulch" href="http://www.rubberecycle.com/" target="_blank">Rubber Mulch</a> protects soil by insulating it all year round. It’s ideal now before the ground freezes to protect tree roots and plants.</p>
<p>In growing season, rubber mulch keeps weeds out. Weeds can germinate  in wood mulch  but cannot grow in rubber. This makes your job easier.</p>
<p>Rubber Mulch is made of 100% tire rubber, and will never decompose or crumble.</p>
<p>How about cost compared to other landscaping material? In the long  run, Rubber Mulch will save you money. After an initial investment that  may be more costly than wood mulch, Rubber Mulch will never need to be  replaced for a lifetime.</p>
<p>Rubber mulch is ideal for landscaping.</p>
<p>It might be difficult to maintain a good, clean and green garden. You  need to water your garden regularly and keep it free from pests and  weeds.  We all know that maintaining a good garden needs lots and lots  of hard work but it is not so any more.</p>
<p>By using <a href="http://www.rubberecycle.com/">rubber mulch</a>, you  can have your gardens free from pests and weeds. Rubber mulch is also  useful for landscape and gardening. It is one of the best ways to keep  your garden area safe from drastic climatic conditions.</p>
<p>Rubber mulch is made up of recycled tires. This mulch is also used on  playground surfaces which reduces the possibility of accidents.</p>
<p>Rubber mulch on playground surfaces, act as a shock absorbent that  keeps your kids safe while they are playing on them. Rubber mulch is  just perfect for all hard surfaces. It remains as it is in all climatic  conditions. Heavy rains cannot wash it away and storms cannot blow it  off. Thus, rubber mulch is also used for landscapes.</p>
<p>Rubber mulch is superb for gardening. It does not attract insects and  also need less maintenance. By using rubber mulch, it becomes easy for  you to maintain a real green grass lawn for a longer period of time.  Rubber mulch is easy to install and easy to use. It is available in  various attractive colors that make it perfect for all surfaces.</p>
<p>Children like playing on colorful surfaces installed with rubber mulch. Rubber mulch is affordable and is easily available at <a href="http://www.rubberecycle.com/">Rubberecycle</a></p>
<p><a title="Rubber mulch in landscape and garden " href="http://blog.rubberecycle.com/2010/06/newspapers-as-weed-barriers-in-gardens/" target="_blank">Did you know that you can use newspapers as a weed barriers in gardens.</a></p>
<p>Yes, it is safe to use newspapers as a weed barrier in your garden.   The ink used today is soy-based as long as it’s not the full color ads.  In fact, newspaper works great as a weed barrier.</p>
<p>Here’s how:</p>
<p>1. Make sure soil is moist  before putting down newspaper.</p>
<p>2. Lay several sheets (or a small section)  down on your garden</p>
<p>3. Apply a thick layer of mulch on top.</p>
<p>The newspaper will prevent weeds from sprouting and will slowly break   down to add organic matter to the soil. Another way to prevent weeds  is to use <a title="rubber mulch garden" href="http://www.rubberecycle.com/landscape.asp">rubber mulch</a> in your garden. You can choose what color to use to go with your landscaping.</p>
<p>Here’s what Russ Horrocks of Langhorne, PA says about using rubber mulch for his garden:</p>
<p>“It never fades, and there’s no maintenance.                We water  with less frequency now, but best of all, it  keeps the                 weeds down. If we ever have to make the choice again, we  would  definitely                choose Landscape™ Rubber Mulch.”</p>
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