1.3 yards to fill the entire 3’x40’ flower bed. Cedar mulch.
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Thanks! Thats way better than what I was finding. Maybe it’s more of a thing while’s it’s living and it’s extrapolated down? These are usually buried in some kind of truth in the end.
Most of what I was finding said it can maybe interfere with germination, but as you say, is that low light or maybe something else as well. I quickly read something about acetic acid? But that could be part of the alellopathy as well?
I appreciate the concern though, we all learned something I think atleast!