MulchWorx Black Mulch Color Concentrate- Quart - Treats 2,800 Sq. Ft. - Pure Midnight Black Mulch Dye Spray

I purchased the MulchWorx Black Mulch Color Concentrate as a way to refresh my faded garden beds without the expense and labor of replacing all the mulch—and I couldn’t be happier with the results. ✅ What Stands Out: * Deep, Rich Color: The "midnight black" result is exactly as advertised—bold and striking. My yard instantly looked well-maintained and freshly mulched. It’s a dramatic but natural-looking upgrade. * Easy Application: It mixed well with water, and I applied it using a standard garden pump sprayer. The dye spread evenly, absorbed quickly, and didn’t clump or run. * Covers a Lot of Ground: One quart went further than I expected. It treated all my front yard beds (roughly 2,500 sq ft) with some left over for touch-ups. * Saves Time and Money: Instead of hauling bags of new mulch, this gave me professional-looking results in an afternoon for a fraction of the cost. Perfect for seasonal touch-ups or special occasions. ⚠️ A Few Considerations: * It’s a strong dye, so you’ll want to take precautions. I recommend wearing gloves and protecting surrounding concrete, bricks, or pavers during application. * The bottle doesn’t have a built-in measuring guide or spout, which can make mixing a bit messy. Not a dealbreaker, but something to be aware of. 🎯 Why I Recommend It: This is a smart solution for homeowners who want that fresh-mulch look without the heavy lifting. Whether you're prepping for spring, selling your home, or just want a clean and polished landscape, this product delivers. It’s also ideal for people with larger yards who are conscious of budget and efficiency. 🛍️ Final Thought: Reliable, effective, and budget-friendly—this is now a staple in my seasonal garden toolkit. Highly recommend to fellow homeowners or garden enthusiasts looking for a fast transformation with professional-level results.

I had the idea that my mulch is still there but it was just faded and I wondered if I could just dye or color it. So I searched and found this product. I recommend it highly. First, if you have bare spots, cover it with some new mulch (or relocate faded mulch to cover the spots) so you're not spraying dirt. I used 3 oz per gallon (package says use from 2 to 5 ounces) and it made my mulch very black. And I only sprayed it once but I made sure it was sprayed very black before moving on to the next spot. I used a 1 gallon Gilmour garden sprayer which worked well except that the wand is short so I had to constantly lean over to spray and to hold back limbs of small plants so I didn't spray them and my back is killing me. If I had to do again, I'd get a sprayer with a long wand that reached to the ground (I'm a tall guy), and shoulder strap or backpack style so it leaves my other hand free to hold up the thin piece of plywood I would put at the sidewalk edge to prevent overspray. The sprayer I used had such a short wand and tube I had to carry it. Also, make sure your trigger doesn't get stuck open -- what a mess to get the spray everywhere: siding, sidewalk, porch. If it does get stuck open and sprays everywhere, then unscrew the round thing on the other side of the trigger, spray WD40 in there, and work the white piece of plastic back and forth until it moves freely (YouTube video showed me that). Also, I found that after each tankful, the spray tip got gummed up and wouldn't spray so I had to remove the tip and soak and scrub it a bit because I think some colorant solidified at the bottom and gunked up the tip. Spraying goes a lot faster if you have a helper to position the plywood and move limbs of plants out of the way. My mulch beds look brand new and so dark now. Maybe after it rains a few times I'll update this review. I accidentally got some on me (even though I used gloves that tore) on legs and arms but it came off in the shower with just a little scrubbing.

This mulch colorant is amazing! I purchased a cheap one gallon sprayer from Dollar General and tossed it afterwards. Beats trying to clean it and getting black dye all over everything. I have tons of shrubs and hedges in my yard. I had my landscaper trim them all and had lots of dirt, leaves, etc on my black mulch that made it look really messy. So, I ended up raking lots of mulch up with the leaves and did not want to replace it all. It took me 50 bags of mulch to make the yard look decent a year ago, and I did not want to replace it. I tried this colorant, and all I can say is WOW! I read the reviews prior to purchasing and it said that it dyes everything. Well, from my experience it does not dye leaves well. Greenery still will show up through the mulch. So once you remove as many "green" leaves/shrub trimmings as possible, or at least hide them underneath the mulch, you can dye away. You need gloves and clothing that could get ruined. My sprayer was brand new and still it leaks a little around the tip once you completely stop spraying. I had a water hose near by and rinsed the dye off of the sidewalk/cement immediately. It worked well. No dye penetrated through the cement or onto my concrete edging that protects my mulch. I even have a brick house and I sprayed carefully to keep it away from the brick as much as possible. Take your time, wet the sidewalk/cement or any other parts of the driveway that you do not want to stain. Try hard not to wet the mulch prior to dying it or it will not stick well. The temp here was 90 degrees plus so it stayed down well. I used approximately 4 ounces per gallon and it was extremely black. I tried 2 oz initially and it rained lightly the next day and I noticed the color washed away slightly to an "off-black". So, I went over it again the next day with a higher concentration and so far, it's dark and beautiful! No dye to clean off of my side walk and the color stands out when driving through the neighborhood. Much better than replacing mulch that will lose it's color after a few days or a few rainy days.

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Followed instructions to the letter Doesn’t last 2 months

It works!! My gardens look like they have been topped up with new mulch. Mulch is expensive and it fades. I have MANY gardens and don't like to dish out $100s of dollars on mulch each year. This products makes the mulch look refreshed and vibrant. Only a small amount is needed and it mixes well when added to water. A bit messy, yes. But with a little bit of patience and practice, it was easy to apply. Highly recommend and will definitely buy again!!

Works great! Impressed with results.

Wow this stuff works great. Very black. Very strong. Don’t drip it on anything