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Mulch Dye Touch-Up: Barkbrite Source

For faded red mulch, Barkbrite sells dye for touch-up.

About Gardening: Best Mulch for Rose Gardens – Cocoa, Coffee, Cornmeal, Pine Straw; Year-Round Mulching for Roses: Benefits Outweigh Risks; Mulch Dye: Revitalize Faded Mulch & Customize Landscape Color; Why Pecan Leaves May Not Be Safe for Garden Mulch: Juglone Concerns and Composting Uncertainties; Pecan Shell Mulch: Great for Beds, Attracts Wildlife Briefly, Hard on Bare Feet; Leaves as Mulch? Better: Plant a Shade Garden Instead; Rubber Mulch: Stable but Doesn't Feed Soil; Best Mulches for Low-Maintenance Vegetable Gardens; Red Fescue "No-Mow" Mixes: Not Suited for Atlanta Heat; Red Mulch Dye: Bark Brite Product Source

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