Mulch is a great landscaping option because it not only looks great, but it can also help improve the health of your plants and soil. Here are just a few of the many benefits mulch can bring to your landscaping design.
Improves Soil Moisture
- Reduces evaporation so you can water less frequently
- Less drought stress yields healthier, more resilient plants
Adds Aesthetic Appeal
- Colored mulch adds a pop of color to your landscaping design
- Uniform mulch beds look cleaner and more attractive
Limits Weeds
- Stops weed seeds from germinating by blocking sunlight
- Decaying organic mulch can also inhibit germination of weed seeds
Prevents Erosion
- Protects soil from wind, water and vehicle-induced erosion
- Limits soil compaction by reducing physical impact on soil beds
Moderates Soil Temperature
- Prevents soil from getting too hot during summer months
- Protects sensitive root structures and gives you more planting options
Increases Soil Nutrition
- Decomposing organic mulch releases nutrients into the soil
- Creates better environment for healthy plant growth
Reduces Plant Disease
- Physically reduces splashing of rain droplets that can carry harmful spores
- Encourages growth of bene cial microbes to reduce dangerous pathogens
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