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Jul 21st, 2010 at 09:25 PM
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Grande Damme
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Grande Damme
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I'm jercile and this is my first time here and I don't know if I'm in the right place or not. I have a question about my vegetable garden. The question is when the plant are done producing and ready to be uprooted and mulched back into the garden, should I make them into very tiny pieces so they will break down faster or should they be about the size of store bought mulch chips?
Thank you and if I'm lucky maybe I will be able to find an answer.
 Hi Jercile ~ I quoted your post down here thinking you might get more replies!
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Northern Star
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Thanks Merme..
Hi Jercile and welcome.
I chop mine up smaller with my garden hoe, about 3 to 4 inch pieces at most. Some people are lucky enough to have a tiller, then they just grind them into the soil.
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