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Originally Posted by greenthumbomaha
One year I used bagged pine bark mulch, but the garlic area was much smaller. It's $4 a bag here. Tree chips from local landscapers are not a good idea here - we have lots of black walnut trees in the area. - Lisa
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Lisa, could you use pine straw? Basically baled pine needles. We picked up some bales of it here in Orlando and I'm using it for mulch around our established outdoor plants and trees.
I did a search for "Pine Straw Omaha" and found this place. I'm not sure whether this will work for you.
https://antiquitysupply.com/product/pine-straw-mulch/
I did end up chopping up some of the pine in my leaf blower/vac/mulcher so that it was shorter strands, for some smaller potted items. I'm also using some leaves.
Also wondering whether you could find sawdust?