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Are you tired of constantly watering, fighting weeds, and seeing your garden soil suffer? The secret ingredient to a healthier, happier, and less maintenance-heavy garden might just be wood chip mulch!

In this ultimate guide, we dive into everything you need to know about using wood chip mulch, from sourcing it for cheap or free to the proper setup. We cover the science-backed benefits so you can decide if it's right for your garden beds, vegetable patches, and perennial landscapes.

We explore:🌱 Why Mulch is a Must: Understand the benefits for soil health, moisture retention, and weed suppression.🌲 Sources & Types: Where to find inexpensive or free wood chips (Hint: Look up 'chip drop' or local arborists!).🌸 Plant Preferences: Which type of mulch most annuals and perennials thrive under.🛠️ Setup & Bases: See a couple of different bases we use before laying down our chips.

🔬 Experiment Introduction: Get ready for an exciting new long-term experiment we're setting up today!

Let us know in the comments: What's your favorite type of mulch, and why do you prefer it?👍

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⏱️Timestamps

0:00 Garden Dad Joke Open!
0:08 Channel Open
0:47 Video Intro & Biggest Benefit of Doing Your Own
1:42 What is Wood Chip Mulch & Benefits
2:43 What Types of Mulch Do We Use? (Wood Chips, Straw & Rock Mulch)
3:14 Using All Parts of the Tree
3:55 Annuals vs. Perennials: Which Mulch Works Best for Each?
4:16 Setting Up the Base Layers (Different Methods We're Trying)
5:15 Starting an Experiment...
5:39 Careful to Avoid Collar Rot!
6:09 Sowing Seeds of Kindness & Positivity Segment
6:24 How Much Wood Can a Woodchuck Chip?
6:40 Where You Could Get Free Wood Chips (And a Caution!)
7:39 More on that Experiment...
8:16 Viewer Question
8:25 Carpe Diem, y'all!

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