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Mulching with leaves has been a boon to the stealth compost piles, and is keeping more water on the surface of the soil.
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Mulching your entire yard helps keep your plants cool in the summer and makes a winter blanket to keep them warm in the winter.
Annie Spiegelman: Saving Money in the Garden: 7 Earthly Tips 2010
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Mulching your entire yard helps keep your plants cool in the summer and makes a winter blanket to keep them warm in the winter.
Annie Spiegelman: Saving Money in the Garden: 7 Earthly Tips 2010
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“Mulching also seems to work well as a second-pass alternative.”
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“Mulching also seems to work well as a second-pass alternative.”
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Mulching will leave a visible layer of leaves that will enrich the soil once they decompose.
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(Mulching, weeding, watering, a little feeding; fish emulsion works great).
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Mulching will leave a visible layer of leaves that will enrich the soil once they decompose.
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Mulching enriches and protects soil, helping provide a better growing environment.
Mulching 2009
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Mulching is a common practice among strawberry growers in northern climates.
Mulching 2009
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