How to Mulch, The Three Musts of Mulching

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1. great video
2. This is great, simple advice. Especially rule 3 which will help build soil over time. I practice sheet mulching so my mulch depths start off much deeper but the mulch is a lot fluffier than bark/wood mulch (mostly straw) I will implement #3 this season when I reapply my mulch :)
3. Thanks
4. Thanks - I will do all 3!
5. Can I use mulch in my plants wish are in pots/planters? Plants are turning brown and wonder if mulch will help maintain moist/water a bit longer.
6. on my way to buy a garden weasel!! great tip!
7. Thanks for Tip 3 - I was unaware of this! What's your opinion on Sweet Peet?
8. great info! I feel confident now to take up the red mulch and replace it with Scott's black  mulch. This will be the first garden project I have ever done. Thanks
9. Very informative, thanks a lot.
10. Thanks!!!!!! Great advice!
11. Brilliant .
12. I have never in my life see a tree in a yard without mulch up to the base of it.
13. Thank you, very helpful!
14. Thank you for the information and is it methods applied to the farming fields of pomegranate trees?
15. Great content! I'm a beginner and really appreciate this advice.
16. I want to grow a vegetable garden, would you recommend the same depth (2-3 inches)?
17. Hello John, thank you for the great 3 tips. Few ppl tell me to use rubber mulch. It sounds like using rubber mulch will save me from not doing mulching every year. If I may ask; would you recommend rubber mulch, if not why? I want to apply mulch in front of my house under the shrubs beds.
18. Thanks, I learned something today! Good Tips!
19. hey john what do you find keeps weeds out more a good mulch or crushed stone and also if you used crushed stone in an area is it best to tamp the ground and would that also help keep weeds down? thanks for your videos!
20. Awesome. You know your stuff and this was to the point! thank you soooo much! :D