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Sep 2, 2012 9:29 PM CST
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Pine needles would be nice, I'm sure.

I don't remember that particular spiel, but Don was always delivering spiels. Hilarious!

Mango Mulch seems to be the favorite up here. It's a local product, but it's carried by retailers outside our county. Here's what the manufacturer says about it:

"It doesn’t have any mangos in it, but it does have horse and cow manure to supply basic nutrients; grape and apple pomace which are high in beneficial bacteria and yeasts to aid with the breakdown of organic matter; rice hulls and straw for good soil tilth; soft rock phosphate and greensand to boost the phosphorous and potassium. We blend and compost these ingredients in an aerobic process."

It's only $49 a yard from Grab 'n' Grow, the manufacturer, so I think I'll order a yard or two.

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