Questions and Answers for Vigoro 0.8 cu. ft. Red Bagged Recycled Rubber Mulch

A:  This item should cover roughly 6.4 sq feet at an inch and a half deep.

A:  With proper drainage the rubber mulch should not float. However, in times where there are large amounts of rain in a short period of time, there could be potential for some of the material to float.

A:  No, wood mulch float away with the water. The rubber mulch does not although some of the mulch will be move by strong water flow.

A:  no it stays in place, however mine are in gardens with brick surrounding them

A:  The red rubber mulch has not been discontinued. If your local store is no longer stocking this color, you can purchase the product online. The online item is sold by the half pallet (25 1.5cu ft bags) and full pallet (50 1.5cu ft bags).

A:  The product is still sold in stores. The stores in your immediate area may not have received any just yet. I live in TN and our local store has 370 in stock. If you need a lot I would suggest buying a larger quantity when they have bulk pricing and having it delivered. I hope that helps.

A:  I don't know, but you can come to my house and pick it up from any corner of my property, as the rain has moved over 200 bags used for the flower beds to the rest of the yard. Wo't use this again.

A:  Rubber is not biodegradable. This however is an excellent way to "re-use" old tires. If you look very closely at the mulch on some pieces you can see a part of a tire size. Lookup the tire problem..  Re the product, it's great BUT does fade after about a year, so keep that in mind. Nice to not mulch every darn year however! 

A:  Rubber mulch is not biodegradable.

A:  This product is made from shredded rubber tires, so it is not biodegradable. It is estimated to take 2,000 years for rubber tires to degrade.

A:  We only manufacture one shade of red rubber mulch. This material can be listed as red or cedar red however both are the same material.

A:  No, it's not really red, more like reddish brown

A:  It is close in color, but these are made of shredded rubber tires, and the high temperatures in FL are killing anything we put this around because it holds heat and can get as hot as 100+ degrees to the touch. It has almost killed everything in the flowerbeds.

A:  The rubber mulch is safe to use on a walkway in a garden.

A:  Hi Kris ... according to the manufacturer, each bag weighs about 22.05 lbs.

A:  I think about 10-8pounds

A:  Hi Kris. Thank you for your question. According to the manufacturer's description, the Vigoro 0.8 cu. ft. Red Bagged Recycled Rubber Mulch weighs 22.5 lb. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Vigoro-0-8-cu-ft-Red-Bagged-Recycled-Rubber-Mulch-HDVCRMN8CB/203714941 Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Rick_HD_OC

A:  A bag weights about 22 lbs.

A:  Each bag weighs roughly 20lbs.

A:  15 pounds 

A:  They will work but they move around with any water pooling or high-pressure blowers. Also, I have noticed nothing is really growing in the beds we used it in.. I think the rubber is robbing the ground of oxygen and the sun really heats them up and has caused heat damage to some of the plants. Wood may be better if you have plants or flowers.

A:  The rubber mulch can be used for landscaping in many different climates without issue.

A:  I bought 21 bags and my front yard looks beautiful love it

A:  I live in New Jersey so I’m not sure. I can tell you it moves with the rain, so it needs a border wall. Also it get warm when it’s hot. 

A:  Works and looks great

A:  2 bags

A:  35 bags

A:  There are 98 bags per pallet.

A:  I bought 14 bags.

A:  I bought 60 bags, transported them myself and spread them around the playset.

A:  We consolidated the colors of our red last year. The new color is a different shade of red than the Cedar Red we had before.

A:  I bought mine last week. The color is very nice.

A:  Color is very close and negligible difference from “cedar red”

A:  It looks the same.

A:  I have used both products and there is little difference in color.