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mulch

[muhlch] / mʌltʃ /
NOUN
protective covering
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Roses and bird droppings covered the floor, and they could see the imprints of hooves where they had crushed the flowers to mulch.

From Literature

I think about the dense woods cocooning the property, with the meandering, secret paths we made ourselves with wheelbarrows full of mulch.

From Literature

Alternatively, some charities offer collection for a donation or local garden centres may chip up your old trees for mulch.

From BBC

Hoo Zoo has also put a deep bark mulch on the floor, so that she is able to scratch, dig, and explore naturally.

From BBC

In recent months they have provided medical assistance, picked up trash, spread mulch, painted fences, and helped elderly locals who fell off their bicycles, according to National Guard officials.

From The Wall Street Journal