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Bio-Film Mulch is made of cornstarch, biodegradeable and compostable polyester, and vegetable oil. A company trial showed that 90 percent of the mulch—which looks like black plastic—biodegrades in 90 days, blocking weeds until plants are established.

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Dirt Works/Bio-Film Mulch