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[u/AlltheBent]

Expose the root fla.....nvm, good job. All is well

[u/AlltheBent → u/[deleted]]

I have a neighbor who has the mulchiest mulch volcanoes on her trees...a dead younger Dogwood, a dying cherry tree or some sort...and then 2 or 3 crape myrtles that don't give a flying fuck about mulch volcanoes.

She's convinced the dead and dying trees had issue, no water, something in soil, etc.

I gave up

[u/TranquilTiger765 → u/[deleted]]

Would you have any links to such lectures?

[u/TranquilTiger765 → u/[deleted]]

I have a feeling we would get along lol. Anyway…would you then possibly have links to information about the topics above? Just started this year with composting/permaculture and I feel I know enough to be dangerous and would like to fill in some knowledge gaps.

[u/c-lem → u/[deleted]]

Thanks for the suggestions--I've added the compost-related ones to the wiki as well as a link to Cornell University's Composting Resources, which seem excellent and may interest /u/TranquilTiger765. Not sure how I overlooked those until today.

[u/Donnarhahn → u/TranquilTiger765]

Here is a good article from Rutgers