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leaf mold

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leaf mold
n.
Humus or compost consisting of decomposed leaves and other organic material.
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Noun1.leaf moldleaf mold - soil composed mainly of decaying leaves
leaf mould, leaf soil
mould, mold - loose soil rich in organic matter


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Use finished compost, leaf mold, peat moss, nitrohumus or whatever decomposed organic material you can lay your hands on, and mix in at least 12 cubic feet of amendment per 100 square feet of raised beds.
IN THE GARDEN SAUCER MAGNOLIAS STEAL THE SPOTLIGHT by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
But most importantly, in order to survive for a second season, they require the white, stringy fungus found in leaf mold.
Creating a garden landscape: award-winning gardener Anne Geitzen goes ... by Geitzen, Anne / New Life Journal
Then a buildozer came in to cover each area with 10 more inches of sand or leaf mold.
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