What Are the Dangers of Cedar Mulch?

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Cedar mulch can slow germination in newly planted seeds and growth in seedlings. There is no evidence that cedar mulch is a danger to established plants.

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Melody Dawn has been writing since 2004. Her work has appeared in the "Gainesville Times," "Player's Press" and USA Today. Her writing focuses on gardening, home improvement, travel, sports, business, parenting and education. Dawn holds a Master of Business and is working on a Master of Journalism.

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