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All About Soil & Mulch

  • EarthMix® Garden Products
  • Feb 15, 2021
  • 1 min read

Ever wonder how and when to use certain soil blends, composts, and mulches? Bates Nursery Landscape Specialist Justin Morris goes best practices and suggested use for soil and mulch.







 
 
 

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Billy D Sanchez
5 days ago

I never realized how much the breakdown rate of different mulches affects soil health over time. The part about matching mulch type to your garden’s needs really stuck with me. Do you have a rule of thumb for deciding between hardwood bark and a finer compost mulch?


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trellis3
Aug 09

The focus on matching soil blends, composts, and mulches to their specific purpose is useful because gardeners often treat those materials as interchangeable. Keeping compost in the root zone while mulch remains a protective surface layer is a distinction that is much easier to understand visually. A 3D garden-bed layer model (https://trellis-3.com/) could show incorporation depth, root space, and the mulch boundary before planting. Does Justin recommend changing mulch depth between annual vegetable beds and established shrubs?

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