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Mulch for Japanese Maple
What kind should I use? For reference, I live in N FL and the tree is about a year old. I want to mulch it really well for winter. People use pine straw a lot around here for mulch, but I want to hear any other recs.
Oh and the leaves are starting to get whitish spots on them...what could that be?
Thanks!
Re: Mulch for Japanese Maple
Japanese Maples are hardy to temperatures well below what you'll get in N FL in the winter. You can use whatever mulch you like: hardwood, leaf, pine needles, etc. The pine needles add a bit of acidity to the soil.
As for the whitish spots, can you post a picture?
Yeah, I can take one tonight and will post. Thanks.