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One simple way to give your yard a more finished or professional look is to mulch around your trees.

A good donut-like ring of mulch kept inches away from a young tree trunk can reduce the likelihood of tree damage from string trimmers, lawn mowers.

The mulched area around the tree will also help prevent mower and string trimmer damage to the trunk and avoid soil compaction. Mulch should extend all the way to the drip line under larger trees.

Whatever the size of your tree, "all trees can benefit from mulching," she said. "Competition for water from grasses and other ground covers can be eliminated by adding a layer of mulch around trees." ...

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Don’t pile mulch up into volcano-like shape around the base of the tree trunk. Keep the transition space between the roots and trunk, referred to as the root collar, free of mulch so the tree ...

The mulched area around the tree will also help prevent mower and string trimmer damage to the trunk and avoid soil compaction. Mulch should extend all the way to the drip line under larger trees.