mulch in Irish
mulch in Irish is móta — mulch means a layer of material, such as bark, straw, or compost, spread over soil to protect it, keep in moisture, or block weeds.
mulch in Irish
móta
(agriculture, horticulture) Any material used to cover the top layer of soil to protect, insulate, or decorate it, or to discourage weeds or retain moisture.
What does "mulch" mean?
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noun A layer of material, such as bark, straw, or compost, spread over soil to protect it, keep in moisture, or block weeds.
"Spread a thick layer of mulch around the rose bushes."
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verb To cover soil with mulch, or to turn material into mulch.
"We mulched the flower beds before winter."
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mulch in a sentence
- Spread a thick layer of mulch around the rose bushes.
- Wood-chip mulch helps the garden retain water in summer.
- We mulched the flower beds before winter.
- The lawnmower mulches the grass clippings as it cuts.
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What is "mulch" in Irish?
"mulch" in Irish is móta. mulch means: A layer of material, such as bark, straw, or compost, spread over soil to protect it, keep in moisture, or block weeds.
How do you use "mulch" in a sentence?
Example: "Spread a thick layer of mulch around the rose bushes." In Irish, "mulch" is móta.
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