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Old 05-01-2009, 07:23 AM
 
Location: Virginia
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We have a yoshino cherry tree that was just loaded with blossoms this year. They are now falling off, and I have filled two large bags. Do you think I could use them as a mulch? The petals are thin and will turn light brown.

The garden I want to mulch has knockout roses and other acidic plants, about the same pH as the cherry tree. It already has some hardwood mulch, but could use a little more. Any thoughts?
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