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I’ve tried mixing in more native plants, but sometimes it feels like the weeds just see that as an invitation...
Yeah, native plants are supposed to be lower maintenance, but honestly, they don’t always crowd out the weeds like people claim. Here’s what’s worked for me: 1) Layer mulch thicker than you think you need—at least 3 inches. 2) Edge your beds with something solid (stone or metal), not just a shovel cut. 3) Spot-weed after rain when the ground’s soft. Not glamorous, but it keeps things from getting out of hand without eating up every weekend.
And about those mushrooms—mulch is basically a buffet for fungi. I just kick ‘em over and move on... part of the deal, I guess.
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