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Hi,

I have some teak wood chips as part of wood work of door frames for my new house. I would like to use this as mulch and make a garden bed. Has anyone used teak wood chips as mulch? In the farm I have seen teak wood leaves long time to decompose, and similarly it is said that teak wood is resistant to termite attack. Please share your experiences


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Nandan
 
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https://permies.com/mobile/t/21476/hugelkultur/wood-shavings-sawdust?foo=a

Check here.
 
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Thanks for that pointer
 
If you are using a wood chipper, you are doing it wrong. Even on this tiny ad:
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