Mulching with wood uses up the nitrogen in the soil
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Douglas Hunt on Jul 13, 2013According to Ohio State University, Bonnie, "Mulches derived from the bark of mature softwood trees, such as cypress and pine, are quite resistant to decomposition by microbes and thus have little effect on nutrient availability."Helpful Reply
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Bonnie Bassett on Jul 13, 2013that is good news ty Douglas! :)Helpful Reply
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