Black Dyed Hardwood Mulch

Because these mulches are not dyed they will also not fade as quickly as dyed mulches and will not need to be topped up as often.

Black dyed hardwood mulch.

Dyed mulches black red green and other colors are usually with few exceptions made up of recycled wood waste. Long lasting vibrantly dark color year in and year out. We have a mock cypress golden in color and cherry red mulch products also. Chemicals used to preserve wood.

Safe for use around pets and children. Specifically many homeowners ask if dyed mulch also called colored mulch is safe to handle when mulching plants or safe to use around food crops. The cypress and red mulch products consist of recycled hardwood pallets. Dyed mulch can be safe to use depending on source of wood.

Black label hardwood mulch is an all natural blend of hardwood and cedar mulches. To help add a decorative touch the mulch is dyed black with a biodegradable non toxic and carbon based dye approved by the environmental protection agency epa. These dye enhanced mulches should maintain their color longer than the natural. Dyed with epa approved environmentally safe and non toxic colorants.

Finely ground wood fibers create a mat that does not wash away. But the dye on colored mulch is less of an issue than the type of wood on which the dye is applied. Colored mulch in gardens can actually rob the plants of the nitrogen they need to survive. The mulch retains its color nicely and it stays in place which helps landscaping to stay neat and attractive all year long.

The mulch is also mulch and soil council certified to help ensure high quality. Blend of double ground hardwood mulches. This trash wood can come from old hardwood pallets old decking demolished buildings or worse yet pressure treated cca lumber. Better alternatives to dyed mulches are pine needles natural double or triple processed mulch cedar mulch or pine bark.

Aids and improves soil conditions. Along with these amazing plant bed benefits dyed black triple shredded hardwood mulch in bags can also be added as a compost amendment because of its finely shredded pieces.