Over 40 billion glass bottles are made every year. But 75% of them end up in landfills! Toilets, tubs and sinks also fill our landfills at alarming rates. Glass and porcelain are sustainable, inert and environmentally friendly materials that can be re-used in many ways.

EnviroSCAPE is the newest trend in decorative, eco-friendly, sustainable landscaping! EnviroSCAPE recycled glass and porcelain aggregates come in a range of sizes, with virtually no sharp edges. EnviroSAND® is the texture of natural sand, but also is made from old glass bottles, windows and mirrors. Click here for a printable PDF about the EnviroGLAS product line.

Mulching With Glass and Porcelain EnviroSCAPE

• Water conservation and Xeriscape applications encourage mulching to help retain moisture in the soil and reduce water evaporation
• Glass mulch and porcelain mulch also reduce weeds, moderate soil temperatures, and prevent soil from becoming compacted
• Glass mulch does not absorb water like wood mulch, so the water goes where it is intended – into the plants – and even less water is used
• Be twice as ‘green’: recycle while you save water!

EnviroSCAPE decorative ground cover works especially well in garden pathways where drainage and erosion is a factor. For best results as decorative landscaping, first apply a landscape fabric barrier to keep dirt from mixing with the glass. We recommend the following formula estimate to achieve 2" overall depth coverage: Area Sq. Ft x (depth in inches) x 7 = Pounds Needed. At one inch of depth, one 50 lb bag will provide coverage over 6 square feet, or .5 cubic feet.

EnviroSCAPE Glass Mulch and Porcelain Mulch can also be used for

• Aquariums
• Fish ponds
• Golf course sand traps
• Beaches
• Construction dust control
• Use your imagination…

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Click here for a printable PDF of EnviroSCAPE Color Samples

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