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Old October 26, 2009   #16
creister
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Yes, you should definately cover that soil for winter. Instead of buying something, could you not use shredded leaves, or shredded tree trimmings for a thick muclh? If you want the black plastic that is okay too, just thinking of what could be obtained for free.
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