mulches in English

noun

1

a material (such as decaying leaves, bark, or compost) spread around or over a plant to enrich or insulate the soil.

Cover with shredded bark mulch , straw, hay or evergreen boughs to protect them over the winter.

verb

1

treat or cover with mulch.

Mr Thomas said there is a range of things people can do to save water, including mulching the garden and covering swimming pools to reduce evaporation.

Use "mulches" in a sentence

1. Visit us for STA and OMRI certified Compost, a wide variety of mulches and premium soil blends.

2. Wetland plants will be in their element, so long as they are given generous mulches to keep the moisture in.

3. The organic mulches reflected ca. 10% of incident PAR 1 m above ground, i.e. more light than uncovered soil, all without affecting fruit colouration.

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5. Any material or combination can be used as mulch, such as stones, leaves, cardboard, wood chips, gravel, etc., though in permaculture mulches of organic material are the most common because they perform more functions.

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7. Overall, ca. 60% of the grass mulch dry matter (mowed at 2 cm height) remained in the grass alleyway, while ca. 40% was translocated to the tree strips, which amounted to 550 kg DM (Dry Matter) in the unfertilised plot and 800 kg DM/ha/year in both fertilised plots with the five mulches in the wet year 1995.