How to mulch your garden: reduce weeds & feed plants - Garden Ninja: Lee Burkhill Garden Design
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How to mulch your garden: reduce weeds & feed plants - Garden Ninja: Lee Burkhill Garden Design
Mulching your garden brings a number of benefits such as less weeds and watering. Award-Winning Garden Ninja explains all about mulching.
May 1, 2017
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Mulch mulch mulch - a busy day raking and gathering leaves for the veggie garden. . To keep the area in my raised bed garden and garden pathways dry, I use leaves from Beefwood trees (casuarina I think 😊). These needle-like leaves similar to pine trees are perfect for this purpose. The bottom layer breaks down over time into dark, crumbly, fresh smelling, rich leaf mold.- the best compost and zero effort. 🌿🍂 For mulching around my veggies I use a thin layer - about 2cm thick - of dry fine/sma
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Mulch mulch mulch - a busy day raking and gathering leaves for the veggie garden. . To keep the area in my raised bed garden and garden pathways dry, I use leaves from Beefwood trees (casuarina I think 😊). These needle-like leaves similar to pine trees are perfect for this purpose. The bottom layer breaks down over time into dark, crumbly, fresh smelling, rich leaf mold.- the best compost and zero effort. 🌿🍂 For mulching around my veggies I use a thin layer - about 2cm thick - of dry fine/sma
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Mulch Benefits
Did you know that plants are mulch? Mulch provides benefits by retaining soil moisture, moderating soil temperatures and suppressing weeds. Well that’s exactly the same thing that plants do! But plants provide a whole lot more. The plants filter water before it hits our rivers, lakes and streams. And don’t forget that rain water becomes our drinking water so filtering it for free with plants is really important to all of us! native plants are often beneficial for pollinators and can be host plan
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Did you know that plants are mulch? Mulch provides benefits by retaining soil moisture, moderating soil temperatures and suppressing weeds. Well that’s exactly the same thing that plants do! But plants provide a whole lot more. The plants filter water before it hits our rivers, lakes and streams. And don’t forget that rain water becomes our drinking water so filtering it for free with plants is really important to all of us! native plants are often beneficial for pollinators and can be host plan
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What is mulch? Why do we use it? How do we use it? Many home gardeners that I come across don’t understand the answer to these questions.A nice fresh application of mulch certainly looks nice, but did you know that it does a lot more than just add aesthetic value to your landscape? It helps suppress weeds, retain soil, moisture, and moderate soil temperatures. And organic mulches like shredded hardwood, mulch, decomposes overtime and cycles nutrients, and organic matter back down into your soil.
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What is mulch? Why do we use it? How do we use it? Many home gardeners that I come across don’t understand the answer to these questions.A nice fresh application of mulch certainly looks nice, but did you know that it does a lot more than just add aesthetic value to your landscape? It helps suppress weeds, retain soil, moisture, and moderate soil temperatures. And organic mulches like shredded hardwood, mulch, decomposes overtime and cycles nutrients, and organic matter back down into your soil.
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