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Place the material over the row to be planted, then bury * the edges to prevent it from blowing away. Cut slits for ' seeds or transplants. A few j additional slits can be made * to allow rain water to filter into the soil.
The kind of mulch that home gardeners might use usually depends on what is available, the specialist said. Some, such as the barks, stay in place very well—many, such as compost, hay or straw, or leaves, improve the soil.
They have different rates of decomposition and different degrees of effectiveness of weed control.
Local Extension offices would have recommendations about specific mulches, Ms. Relfsaid.
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