Mature trees don't need mulch—it's primarily for young trees (moisture retention) and trunk protection from mowers. On steep slopes, mulch washes away. Instead, be careful with string trimmers near trunks.
If you mulch for aesthetics, any shape works—circles aren't required. Keep depth ≤3 inches, off the trunk. Focus on preventing mechanical damage rather than mulching established trees on slopes.
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