Meeting demand for colored mulch

Article Abstract:

Boston Bark Corporation, a Waltham, Massachusetts-based provider of high quality landscape materials and masonry products, and reseller of bark products, purchased colorants from T.H. Glennon Co. to sell colored mulch. The company makes two types of mulch using pine bark, its processed brush and a small amount of compost.

Production management, Massachusetts, Refuse systems, Protection and preservation, Recycling industry, Masonry

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Colored mulch production options

Article Abstract:

The supply of recycled pallets has been reduced after the demand for colored mulch has increased, as a result of which other recycled woods are being processed. Many innovations like the portable grind/colorize unit and a trommel mixing system, are being offered to wood recyclers, arborists and pallet manufacturers.

Market information - general, Pesticide and Other Agricultural Chemical Manufacturing, Agricultural chemicals, not elsewhere classified, Mulch, Usage, Supply and demand, Environmental aspects

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Lively landscapes: innovations in mulch colorization

Article Abstract:

The process of mulch colorization, the variations introduced in machinery as well as raw materials and the growing demand for the product due to its popularity is presented.

Landscaping Services, Landscape and Horticultural Services, Landscape Gardening, Innovations, Color in gardening, Mulching, Colour in gardening

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