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My question is, and probably quite obvious, I need to replace the bark in my garden. Step by step instructions, please. Is it as literal as shovelling the old stuff out and putting the new stuff in? Thank you
Nope, shovel new on top of old. Here is the possibility of a rub -> Brand new fresh bark mulch can have a fair bit of nitrogen in it. if its hot and steaming, use it a few inches away the the stems and trunks of plants. So's you don't cook them on accident.blackthumbtrying wrote:Hi all! As you can tell from my url, I'm trying to covert from being completely hopeless in the garden to at least being able to remember to water![]()
My question is, and probably quite obvious, I need to replace the bark in my garden. Step by step instructions, please. Is it as literal as shovelling the old stuff out and putting the new stuff in? Thank you