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Medicinal herbs, kitchen herbs, perennial edibles and berries: https://mountainherbs.net/ grown in the Blue Mountains, Australia
Brenda
Bloom where you are planted.
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Brenda Groth wrote:some plants LIKE rubble..the peach family seems to be one of those which might include the nectarine, plum, and cherry trees as well..but I would still make sure there is enough soil for some root ball
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Daron Williams wrote:Thanks for the advice! I will give it a go doing the alternating layers and mixing in some woody material. I'm not sure if I will have enough woody material but I can at least alternate grass cuttings and leaves.
Would you recommend starting with leaves or grass? Since I will be placing it on top of living grass I was thinking it might be best to start with the leaves and then add the cut grass and go from there.
What do you think is a minimum for the thickness of the mulch when fresh?
Thanks again!
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