After the dirt warms in spring and your plants arise adding a layer of mulch will deflect weed development.
Winter Protection – In the colder time of year a decent layer of mulch will protect, forestall disintegration, and enhance the dirt.
Apply an even layer of mulch to appropriately protect the dirt and forestall weed issues. Straw, destroyed leaves and pine needles are powerful mulches for woody plants.
In a home vegetable nursery or raised bed garden, a three-inch layer of mocha mulch will forestall wind disintegration from blowing away your dirt and protect the dirt. I like to utilize a combination of destroyed leaves and grass clippings on the grounds that as it breaks down over the colder time of year it will likewise improve the dirt. Come spring you’ll discover the ground underneath the mulch simple to work and prepared for planting, simply shove the mulch to the aside so the dirt will warm somewhat faster and when the plants arise set up it back adding more depending on the situation to hold dampness and square out weeds.