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Advantages of Using Mulch 

• Plants send roots into the soil to collect the resources they need to grow. Mulch can help plants do this more efficiently. The addition of mulch confers many advantages, including the following:
• Mulch can help prevent erosion by reducing the speed of rainfall and preventing it from washing soil into storm drains.
• Mulch reduces the amount of sunlight that reaches the ground, which makes it more challenging for weed seeds to germinate and grow.
• Reducing soil compaction is important because air spaces are necessary for roots to collect the nutrients and water they require. The hard, compact soil is gradually broken up and loosened by applying mulch, allowing the seeds to flourish.
• Temperatures can reach well above 100 degrees Fahrenheit on bare soil in the summer when the sun shines directly on the ground, moderating the earth's temperature. A layer of mulch will shield the dirt from the sun and keep it cooler. During the winter, mulch is a blanket for the soil, which helps prevent it from freezing.
• Reduced temperatures and sunlight lead to less water evaporation from the soil, which is beneficial for water conservation. In hot weather, mulched plants require less watering than bare-root plants.
• Adding nutrients: Any mulch that comes from plants, such as wood chips, grass clippings, or pecan husks, will eventually decompose and add nutrients to the soil as it does so. These nutrients may also be used for the growth of other plants. Every one to two years, we will need to conduct a mulch depth inspection and add more as required.
• Mulch creates a buffer zone, a protected area in lawns with turf grass that allows tree roots to have less competition for water and nutrients. This zone is found in buffer zones. On the day of the mow, this also makes it simpler to prevent damage to the stems caused by string trimmers or other types of equipment.