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leaf litter mulch
If there is one thing I have a lot of, it's decomposing leaf litter
(aside from shade and pine straw). I've never thought of using this as a mulch (I'm more concerned with moisture retention than weed blocking). Now, I wonder if this may be a good thing for some plants and perhaps because of the micro-organisms in that, not so good for others. There are a *lot* of earthworms in there. I was thinking maybe the tomatoes and peppers, and not the cucurbits. Current strategy has been cedar mix mulch. My impression is that newspaper much is more for weeds than water retention, am I wrong? Jeff |
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