Black Creped Kraft Paper Mulch, 24' x 50' with Completely Degradable Material
Black Creped Kraft Paper Mulch, 24' x 50' with Completely Degradable Material
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Black Creped Kraft Paper Mulch, 24' x 50' with Completely Degradable Material

4.7 stars out of 3 reviews
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Black Creped Kraft Paper Mulch, 24' x 50' with Completely Degradable Material

  • Completely degradable black creped kraft paper mulch
  • Designed to be used as a ground cover to hold heat in the soil
  • Retains moisture and eliminates weed growth
  • Decomposes fully if left in the soil or tilled in after the growing season
  • Made from 100% recycled paper fibers
  • Roll measures 24 inches wide by 50 feet long
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May 2, 2023
DANELLE N.
5 out of 5 stars review

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Great product and I like

Great product and I like that it naturally decomposes.

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Jul 29, 2024
Susan P.
5 out of 5 stars review

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the paper is good and heathy but the organic seeds were not heathy did not do well

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Jun 29, 2021
ANTHONY J.
4 out of 5 stars review

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Easy peasy

Really easy to work with, wish it came in 200ft+ rolls. It could stand to be a bit heavier which may make it last longer. It does a fine job of smothering weeds and makes weeding more of a pinpoint job. I started planting in March/April and the stuff started to decompose in mid to late June, which is fine. Looking forward to one less step of pulling up fabric.

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