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Scotts Color Enhanced 1.5-cu ft Deep Forest Brown Blend Mulch in the Bagged Mulch department at Lowes.com $2.50 YMMV
$2.50
$4.98
4 for 10, or 2.50 a bag on red and brown, Scott's mulch 1.5 cubic feet, normally 5 dollars a bag,
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Scotts-C...1001364002
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https://www.lowes.com/pd/Scotts-C...1001364002
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Home Depot also has mulch same price of $1.665 cuft
Scotts $2.50 for 1cu ft [homedepot.com]
Vigoro $3.33 for 2cu ft [homedepot.com] (already on sale some North)
If you plan on living at your house for a long time, better off biting the bullet now and just buy rocks/stones instead of mulch.
WM beat them by 2 weeks w/the sale start date.
Unless 1 wants 2 re-do the whole front yard this might not b an option.
Granted, 1 can totally (HOA/local regulations permitting) concrete/asphalt pave their whole lot around the house (who wants air anyway, right?). Yet that will eventually crack and sprout some greens and 'the 1' will still have 2 go outside 2 weed...
WM beat them by 2 weeks w/the sale start date.
As for the quality they all seem to be fairly good. For me the color retention is the most important and someone on here ( thanks to SD) had suggested to let mulch dry for 2 days after putting it down for the color to last longer. I think it says that also on the bag or I read it somewhere. And that has been my experience. When you put out mulch, it is initially wet out of the bag and the color seems to wash off if you have a downpour rain right after you put it down. By drying it out there is a higher chance that it will keep its color longer. So I time it by putting it around the yard when it could dry for 2 days and that seems to work. Seems to last almost a year, after a year I have not jet black but grayish black still.
Used to my 2cu ft too. Only 1.5cu ft now.
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https://scotts.com/en-us/shop/mul...pg:22/ct:r
1) I found a lot of metal and large chunks of wood in many bags.
2) The brown color washed out just after two months, making it an ugly gray color.
Told bad…I had been pretty happy with the Scott's mulch in the past. Going to go local and buy in bulk this year.