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chestnutpatrick

OT- Mulch

19 years ago

Having 20 (twenty- free delivery) yards of mulch delivered this week. Planning on mulching all flower beds, trees, and kids play areas. Do you all think there is a REAL difference between root and hardwood mulch? The only concern I have is nitrogen robbing that might occur. What is your preference?

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