Chipped palm trunks and stumps make a decent weed-suppressing base layer. They decompose faster than bark mulch, adding organic matter to the soil.
Palm chips are excellent in compost bins. Mix with greens (grass clippings, kitchen scraps) for a balanced pile. Finished compost enriches planting beds more uniformly than raw chips.
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