Newspaper is an excellent weed barrier, but some gardeners worry it attracts termites. The truth? Termites are drawn to any cellulose material touching the soil—fallen limbs, sticks, and yes, newspaper. If your home has a professionally maintained termite barrier, a few termites in the mulch are no cause for alarm. They're simply part of the natural decomposition process.
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