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Mulching
A blanket for the earth, a pause button for evaporation.
Mulch keeps roots cool in summer and warm in winter—it listens to the seasons.
And in its quiet way, it nourishes as it protects.
Mulching involves covering soil with organic materials like shredded leaves, straw, bark, or grass clippings. It reduces water evaporation, suppresses weeds, and slowly breaks down to add nutrients back into the soil. In cold climates, it insulates roots; in hot zones, it shields them from heat stress. A 2–3 inch layer around plants can drastically improve moisture control and reduce the need for frequent watering. It’s one of the simplest yet most powerful habits in sustainable gardening.
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