Mulching your garden has many advantages. However, there is one particular type that you should avoid. Learn what it is, why, and what you should use instead.

A simple, natural solution can turn your garden paths into weed-resistant walkways while adding beauty and function without ...

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Probably one of the most important reasons to use mulch is to control weeds that seem to continually come up in your landscape beds. Mulch also controls erosion that could develop if the soils between ...

For many homeowners, spreading mulch is part of the ritual of tidying up the garden after the growing season. Some will use landscape fabric under the mulch, in the hope that it will prevent weeds ...

Mulch volcanoes come from people making a well-intentioned yet destructive mistake in tree care. When mulch is piled high ...

Q: I recently read that all organic landscape mulch is combustible and shouldn’t be used on landscape due to the fire risk. However, for years I’ve been told that using mulch is a good practice ...

Rubber mulch can leach harmful chemicals like microplastics, retain heat that harms plants, and even catch fire in hot ...

They’re nicknamed “mulch volcanoes” – essentially a mound of moisture-retaining mulch that’s piled up around the trunk of a ...

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