Mulch is a layer of material that can be organic (e.g., leaves and bark) or inorganic (e.g., plastic, rocks, recycled tires). It is applied to the surface of the soil to retain water, maintain temperature and inhibit weeds.
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Mulch is a layer of material that can be organic (e.g., leaves and bark) or inorganic (e.g., plastic, rocks, recycled tires). It is applied to the surface of the soil to retain water, maintain temperature and inhibit weeds.
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