Mulch plants, but not too much
By A Mystery Man Writer
Last updated 15 Jul 2024
Dedicated gardeners like to treat their plants like they are their babies. To keep them warm and help them retain water, they surround them with a lot of mulch. But a University of Georgia expert says applying too much to your plants can do more harm than good.
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