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“Careful of using coconut mulch in the garden as it is very toxic to dogs”
“Landscaping materials and chemical controls can also cause problems. While mulch is a great choice for a garden and mostly soft on paws, steer clear of cocoa mulch. The smell may be great,”
“mulch is great for a garden and mostly soft on paws. however, cocoa mulch, can cause the same bad reactions as chocolate”
“Landscaping materials and chemical controls can also cause problems. While mulch is a great choice for a garden and mostly soft on paws, steer clear of cocoa mulch. The smell may be great, but if your dog eats it, it can cause the same bad reactions as”
“No grass. Contrasting mulch and stone”
“While mulch is a great choice for a garden and mostly soft on paws, steer clear of cocoa mulch. The smell may be great, but if your dog eats it, it can cause the same bad reactions as chocolate. Many baits for snails, rats and other pests can be fatal. If you must use them, make sure your dog can’t get”
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Leslie Rohrer
“is a mulch path between pachasandra and male fern.”
“unbordered mulch footpath, overhanging ferns and leafy ground cover.”
“love the ferns but mulch is $$$ to maintain”
“This is a mulch path between pachasandra and”
“unbordered mulch footpath. This tranquil vignette is so inviting. It's hard to imagine attaining the feel of this composition using a concrete path, a boardwalk, stepping stones or other hard materials.”
“mulch path, dogwood, southern shield fern, hydrangea”
“unbordered mulch footpath. This tranquil vignette is so inviting. It's hard to imagine attaining the feel of this composition using a concrete path, a boardwalk, stepping stones or other hard materials.”
Randy Thueme Design Inc. - Landscape Architecture
“Simple. Easy to build. Permeable. Sustainable. Inexpensive. What’s not to love? This naturalistic mulch path, with 100 percent recycled content, is über-inviting. Strong geometry”
“Mulch path with wall/seating at end.”
“naturalistic mulch path, with 100 percent recycled content, is über-inviting. Strong geometry executed with relaxed materials provides the best of all worlds: a direct path between points A and B and an invitation to linger.”
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Arterra LLP Landscape Architects
“but the mulch can be very messy...what else would you use besides this inbetween stones?”
“mixing mulch, pavers & gravel in an outdoor design. It's a different project than your space, but we thought it might give you an idea about how you can mix these materials. Good luck!”
“deck with mulch and paving stone walkway”
“gravel instead of mulch. less messy.”
“Mulch as necessary. To make sure your soil is evenly moist, conserve water and keep weeds at bay, apply a 2- to 3-inch layer of mulch in any bare areas of your garden. You shouldn't be able to see any bare soil, particularly when the weather is hot and dry.
Use a quality native hardwood shredded”
“shredded mulch, and avoid heaping it on the base of your plants, which can quickly lead to rotting. Instead, feather it toward the stem without actually touching it.”
Kaufman Construction Design and Build
“bark as a mulch works too, but not cocoa mulch — ever. For smooth-coated dogs, thicker mulch is good; for dogs with longish fur, you may want to avoid even small mulch, because it will attach to your dog and end up all over your house.”
“simple mulch to gravel transition, easy to do and pertinant to our property”
“concrete brick flagstone SMOOTH GRAVEL OR ROCKS or mulch but not cocoa mulch for backyard dog runs”
“bark as a mulch works too, but not cocoa mulch — ever. For smooth-coated dogs, thicker mulch is good; for dogs with longish fur, you may want to avoid even small mulch, because it will attach to your dog and end up all over your house.”
Sirius Landscapes, Inc.
“Mulch, mulch, mulch. In Texas you can't overstate the importance of mulch. Mulch suppresses weeds and helps maintain soil moisture that can be easily sucked out by our hot summer sun.
Look for a good hardwood shredded type like a Texas native hardwood mulch and apply a 3-inch layer over all planted”
“heaping mulch on the base of plants — aim to spread it out in a gradually thinning layer right around the plants' stems and trunks.”
“Mulch, mulch, mulch. In Texas you can't overstate the importance of mulch. Mulch suppresses weeds and helps maintain soil moisture that can be easily sucked out by our hot summer sun. Look for a good hardwood shredded type like a Texas native hardwood mulch and apply a 3-inch layer over all planted areas”
Jeffrey Gordon Smith Landscape Architecture
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Last comment "Like the mix of railroad ties and metal planters"
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Last comment "Like the mix of railroad ties and metal planters"
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“Elevated Herb garden or vegetables, mulch and mini stone walk way”
“Borderless gravel path with wood mulch.”
“Mulch around all plants. Similar to how Mother Nature provides a blanket with fallen leaves, mulch "blankets" your landscape plants and protects them from winter cold. Make sure you have a good 2- to 3-inch layer of shredded hardwood mulch, but avoid heaping mulch up on the plant bases, which can quickly”
“"feather" mulch up to the base stem or trunk of a plant for the best coverage.”
Samuel H. Williamson Associates
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Last comment "Green/dark brown or black contrast."
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Last comment "Green/dark brown or black contrast."
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“What is the mulch/gravel/dirt used around stepping stone? Thank you, Raquel”
“i like the green plantings with the black mulch”
“mulched 2 levels for addition of fruit trees”
“The black mulch for the front beds”
“ample mulch. Also cover the root ball with mulch, being careful to not bring the mulch right up to the trunk.”
