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Re: It's red. It's rubber. Is it safe for your garden?

I disagree, it is not unattractive. it looks very much like red rock. I use it around my yard. In my gardern, under my patio to stop mud from tracking. In my flower planters. I love this stuff. It is inexpensive. It is recylcing. I hate cement all over the place, cement is cold and unattractive.

My plants out do the neighbors and everyone is always commenting on how wonderful my yard looks. If you haven't given this stuff a try I suggest you do.

posted: 3:48 pm on September 7th