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Newbie with raised vegetable bed here.
If I use freshly cut branches from a fig tree to fill the bottom of a raised bed (15 inches high), do I need to worry that they will sprout?
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Good chance they will. I'd suggest letting them dry out a few weeks or more before trying.
 
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