The Real Deal: How to save to get your yard ready for next spring
It is time to get your yard ready for next spring, and it is a key part of your landscaping. But mulch does not have to cost a lot.
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Sep 18, 2023, 11:49 AM
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10h agoIt is time to get your yard ready for next spring, and it is a key part of your landscaping.
But mulch does not have to cost a lot.
Consumer reporter Janice Lieberman has The Real Deal on how to save.
Paul Keys, a landscape architect at Bergen Community College, gave some tips.
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