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• - Description of a research project evaluating various red-colored plastic mulches. Conclusions about which give rise to the highest plant yields.
  
• - Promotes a peach industry by-product consisting of dried, cracked pits, yielding a biodegradable enhancement for landscaping or ground cover. Product information and distributor listing.
  
• - This article by the Virginia Cooperative Extension covers organic and inorganic mulches, as well as green manures and cover crops.
  
• - Promotional site for this brand of mulch based on cocoa shells, discussing benefits, application instructions, and dealer listings.
  
• - Article explaining the different types of mulch and how they should be applied in the garden.
  
• - Defines mulching, its benefits, and its effects on the soil, discusses timing and depth of application, and lists recommended materials.
  
• - Suggestions for using shredded leaves for composting or as a winter mulch to protect tender plants in the garden.
  
• - This article provides mulching basics: what it is, how to apply, and lists commonly used materials.
  
• - Provides definition of mulch, discusses benefits, application methods, and how to water through mulch. Also lists many organic and inorganic mulch materials, with brief descriptions, pros, and cons.
  
• - Explains the benefits of mulching, describes a variety of organic and inorganic mulch materials, and provides a guide to selecting a suitable one.
  
• - Discusses the types and effects of mulching, including the results of a study where shredded newsprint was used as mulch.
  
• - Illustrated explanation on the benefits of mulching and materials to use, with reference to Texas gardening conditions.
  
• - Brief articles explaining how some materials can make mulches acidic and toxic to growing plants, and how to recognize problem mulches.