Skip Cedar Mulch: There's A Cheaper, Weed-Resistant Alternative That Looks Good
Cedar mulch may be a go-to for many gardeners for its scent and color. However, there's a lower cost alternative that is attractive and still prevents weeds.
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Cedar mulch may be a go-to for many gardeners for its scent and color. However, there's a lower cost alternative that is attractive and still prevents weeds.
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