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Landscaping Plants
Landscaping Shrubs and Trees
Landscaping to Attract Birds and Wildlife
Front Entryway Landscaping
Backyard Landscaping
Patio Landscaping
Pruning Tips
Landscaping Outdoor Living Spaces
Adding Hardscapes
Water Gardens
Got Landscaping Questions?
Hello. I am considering replacing a softwood based bark mulch with pumice stone. The mulch seems to breakdown quickly in our climate (the pacific northwest) and I am looking for something more durable. My question is whether there are any issues going from one to the other. Also, should I remove the existing mulch or can i apply the pumice over top? Thanks for your help.
So I have two oak trees encompassed in a landscaping hill that water WAS ( past tense) able to seep into the ground for the root system in the past. This area is about 20 foot wide on a hill by about 45 foot long. I am now installing walls and a deck with pavers in that area and around the two trees. Little water will sock into the ground when completed. I did not have to cut any of the tap roots and only a hand full of very small roots to accomplish this. The trees will have dirt around them a few foot out. I see trees in the streets that have concrete around them. Do I need to worry about these trees getting enough water to survive?