John in Richmond Regarding mixing in the bark mulch in your planting areas....as the wood decomposes it also robs the soil of nitrogen ..so you would need to pump up your nitrogen levels a bit to compensate (depending on the amount of wood mulch/chips that you put into the soil)
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