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Straw and Salt Hay are popular mulches for the vegetable garden. They keep the soil and soil born diseases from splashing up on lower plant leaves and make paths less muddy. Straw decomposes very slowly and will last the entire growing season.
During the season, use organic mulches like salt hay, compost or straw, which decompose slowly and release nutrients into the soil, especially as you work them in while cultivating your garden.
Organic mulches include chopped or shredded leaves, straw, compost, salt hay, shredded newspaper, grass clippings and rotted hay. Inorganic mulches include Pro Weed Mat, Fiber Tree Rings and recycled rubber Tree Rings.
A standard wildflower mixture was sown by hand, mulched with salt hay (recommended, where available, because it does not contain seeds); ...
It rarely requires division; when necessary divide in spring. In cold areas use a heavy winter mulch of leaves or salt hay, or protect the plant by tying the foliage over the crown. Grows 24-30" tall. Blooms June-July. Hardy in zones 6-9.
Dividing is necessary only when the central portions of clumps become crowded. During freezing winters, a 3 in (7.6 cm) thick mulch of straw, dry leaves, or salt hay applied after the first hard freeze will protect daylilies from the bitterest ...
 See also: Plant, Hay, Spring, Care, Soil
  
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