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Was edging for days before dumping my biggest load yet


Was edging for days before dumping my biggest load yet

by ThatBugInTheRiver

12 Comments

  1. ThatBugInTheRiver

    pls ignore my abysmal grass rn. I am working on it, but the past few weekends have been taken up by this single project.

    I edged circles around all the trees in my yard and filled them with black mulch. But this tree is the main attraction and was neglected for years. So of course I just had to give it a proportionally sized circle of it’s own.
    This circle is 10ft in diameter, and required 8 cubic yards of mulch to fill in. It was a lot of work to do by hand. I had to shovel and transport all the sod and 4 inches of soil underneath, expose the ground level roots, and remove the previous decades worth of mulch volcanos that previous owners had suffocated the tree with.
    I made the circle so large in order for it to encompass all the roots that were above ground level, so I can stop dulling my mower blades every time I have to go around the huge thing.
    I don’t think the image even does this tree justice in portraying how massive it is. It must be at least 100 years old.

    EDIT: I am dumb. I meant to say Radius. Also, depth varies from 4in at the shallowest, up to over a foot around root structures.

  2. Unfair_Blackberry888

    I see what you did with the title

  3. Chemical_Panda2952

    How did u make the circle of edging perfect around the tree

  4. --gio---

    8 cubic yards for a 10’ diameter circle?? That would be 2’9” of mulch dude!

  5. --Guy-Incognito--

    0.97 cubic yards is what it would take to put a 4″ layer of mulch in a 10′ diameter circle. Did you mulch 2’8″ deep?

  6. Psych_nature_dude

    Now that’s a mulch ring. Good job.

  7. Important_Way_9778

    Florida? Love the spanny momo 😍

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