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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

Do you believe in mulch magic? ✨This is the 1 garden hack that will transform your garden game from the ground up. Here’s how to mulch successfully: 🍃 spread a 3-4 inch thick layer over any exposed soil to reap the rewards. 🌿 the larger the chunks the slower it will break down. So for high traffic areas use a patio or walk on bark, and for annual veggie gardens use a shredded mulch. 🍃 Reapply mulch annually to keep the cycle of benefits going. The bark slowly breaks down and turns into organi

We are slowly making progress on our giant mulch pile that we had delivered earlier this month. It’s incredible how much of a difference mulch makes in not only the look of your garden but also the health of your garden! That mulch is there to not only look sexy, but also it suppresses weeds, regulates soil temperature, retains moisture, and enriches the soil as it breaks down. As much as I hate paying for it… it really does make a huge difference in the garden! #gardenchores #gardeninspiration