What's going on everyone? Welcome back to another episode. Today we're talking about cheap mulch ideas.

Now a lot of people have some pretty inventive ways to get cheap mulch, but I have some of my own own as well so I figured I'd share some of these

with you and I'm going to run through them real quick so pay attention tune in and let's go.

First lawn cuttings, classic source. If you have a lawn, then use these. Don't just throw them away.

You can actually turn them into compost if you want to, or you can just use them as mulch. If you don't have

a lawn why don't you use your neighbor's lawn? Neighbors grass clippings are a really good way to repurpose

waste products so if you have no lawn in your yard, maybe you have an entire front yard garden, which would be amazing.

Just see if you can use your neighbors. They'll be happy to just bag it up for you and be on your way.

Now we have unfinished compost.

So while most of us, compost to improve our soil,

if you have extra compost that isn't quite finished, you can just spread it across your beds and it will hold weed back pretty well.

Next up is unsoiled pizza boxes.

While I hope you don't make it a habit to consume massive quantities of pizza,

pizza boxes can be a great way to get free cardboard.

Just make sure not to use ones that have oil stains all over them.

Number 20, free wood chips. Why buy wood chips at the Garden Center where you can just get them for free from a bunch of different places. You should look for them from local tree services, electric companies, phone companies, etc.

Numbers 19 down to 15, waste products from the following sources.

So there are a bunch of different city departments

that are tasked with maintaining and cleaning public spaces.

On top of that, there are a few common company types that often have huge amounts of waste that they'd be happy to give away for free.

So here are just a few. Food processing companies,

obvious there. Oil press companies, street maintenance departments, solid waste departments,

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