Mulching

Can you use the branches of cupressus leylandii which have been shredded, to mulch or to make compost




Asked on 27 Nov, 2008 by

gmccrak
Gmccrak

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doctorbob1
Doctorbob1
 

Hi Gmccrak, welcome to GOY.
You can in the back of a large shrubbery.
I usually let it sweat and turn it till the heat is out of it.
After applying it to a bed with large shrubs, water with a solution of Armillatox, 10mls. to 5litres.

27 Nov, 2008

noseypotter
Noseypotter
 

ofcourse you can

28 Nov, 2008

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