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Examples of mulch in a Sentence
She spread some mulch around the plants.
Recent Examples of mulch from the Web
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It’s here that the county does its composting, working to churn food and yard waste into compost, mulch and topsoil.
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What the public ultimately got were several small islands of mulch with a smattering of succulents.
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This is the time to hoe or pull or smother weeds with a thick layer of mulch before they flower.
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In addition to the trees, there were piles of mulch placed at intervals along the trail, along with stakes, ties and protector tubes.
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The crop, which once thrived in Kentucky, was historically used for rope, clothing and mulch from the fiber, hemp milk and cooking oil from the seeds, and soap and lotions.
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The western communities also face issues with disposal of mulch and biosolids—organic matter which is recycled from sewage.
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Green shoots will come up; mulch around them with straw.
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Representatives from Coca-Cola, Chive Cincinnati, Cincinnati Parks Foundation and even former Mayor Roxanne Qualls, shoveled mulch and cleaned out the rowing facility under Montgomery Inn.
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Origin and Etymology of mulch
MULCH Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of mulch for English Language Learners
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: a material (such as straw, leaves, or small pieces of wood) that is spread over the ground in a garden to protect the plants or help them grow and to stop weeds from growing
MULCH Defined for Kids
Definition of mulch for Students
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