Surface roots on a young maple are common and shouldn't be covered with soil, which can suffocate them. Instead, apply a layer of pine bark mini-nuggets out to the drip line. This mulch keeps soil cooler, suppresses weeds, and protects roots from mower damage—giving your tree a healthier environment.
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