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Mulch: Using Colored Plastic Mulches in the Vegetable Garden

May 31, 2019 by Linda SE

As you’ve been flipping through the pages of all the gardening and seed catalogs that landed on your doorstep this winter, chances are you’ve seen a page or two dedicated to plastic mulches in every color of the rainbow. Plastic mulches, particularly black, white, and clear, are nothing new in the commercial vegetable production arena. However, it is fairly recently that these and other colored mulches have made their way into the realm of home gardening. MORE

Photo Source: https://extension.umaine.edu/gardening/ask/qa-2018/

Filed Under: From The Ground Up, Fruits /Veggies, Gardening Methods, Soil /Mulch /Compost Tagged With: Plastic mulches

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