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SALT - HAY & STRAW

Hay from salty environments, such as coastal areas in New Jersey or Massachusetts, is often used as a mulch. Some contains trace minerals which are helpful for plants. It does not form a mat, but remains rigid and loose. Often recommended for strawberries at the rate of 2 inches.

See also Composting

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