What are our thoughts on weed control in the Kai o Te Aro gardens?

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Personally I'm a mulch fan (keeps the weeds down, feeds the soil and keeps moisture and warmth in all at the same time).

But in the spring I find mulch doesn't work so well because birds dig through it feverishly looking for worms for their chicks, and tend to uproot your seedlings too.
I'm easy, I'm interested in hearing of ways of avoiding weeding but think weeding itself can be quite pleasant relaxing work, unless you leave it too long.

I just plant things very close together and add weed-free compost each year, I still have to weed. I don't have any preference on how Kai o Te Aro should do it.
I agree with David, I think we can ,ultiple weeding techniques gong on..so long as we keep the discussion open.

I definitely vote for full rempval of toxic/noxious/uberinvasice weeds such as Old Man's Beard and Arum Lilly.

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