Plastic blocks oxygen, water, and fertilizer. Plants become weak and spindly. Remove it: rake off decomposed leaves, pull up plastic, discard. Scratch soil surface with a bow rake, return leaf mold, and mulch with pine straw or bark. Roots will breathe; plants will thank you.
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