Create a 4–6 foot radius ring around trunk with shredded leaves or hardwood chips. Keep mulch 1 inch from trunk. No grass, no struggle, tree stays healthy.
Maple roots quickly grow into new soil. Within years, same problem returns. Excessive soil over roots can kill the tree, creating a hazard.
Fighting grass under mature maples is rarely worth the effort. Mulch rings are attractive, tree-friendly, and permanent.
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