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...impossible---there will always be more next year. Controlling the bulk of the problem,… More
...e for most gardeners. Many options exist for weed control, ranging from strong chemicals… More
...ng or crop production, there are many options for mulch. When the need is… More
Made by shredding tires into small mulch-sized pieces, rubber mulch is touted as an… More
...xtend the growing season, but using black plastic mulch ensures you get the most… More
...y options open to them, when it comes to choosing mulch for the landscape.… More
Black mulch is a popular choice for gardeners who wish to add dramatic color… More
Mulch is any material, usually organic, placed on the soil's surface around plants. Organic… More
... the soil, most gardeners turn their attention to weed control. weeds cannot grow… More
...nts that are fast-growing so you can quickly take control of the situation. Choose… More
...e neighbor's lawn is always greener and has fewer weeds, or maybe you're just… More
...ving them of sun, nutrients and water. Methods of controlling weeds in the garden… More
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Discover how mulching can be used to prevent weeds from taking root in your… More
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Learn all about henbit – how to kill this weed and prevent it from… More
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Learn all about foxtail – how to kill this weed and prevent it from… More
...arn all about quackgrass – how to kill this weed and prevent it from… More
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Buying mulch for a lawn is important because it holds moisture in the soil. Find… More
...own a sheet of mulch helps with fertilization and weed control in crops. Farm and… More
...eeps the soil temperature cooler and controls the weeds. Mulch flowers with tips from a… More
Mulch is used to protect the roots of plants from wind, sun, and to hold… More
Mulch is great for annual flowers, preventing weeds and maintaining moisture for popular plants. Learn… More
Mulch comes in many forms and can be bought at garden stores or local garden… More
Raking over mulch is a good way to make it look fresh and allow water… More
Wood mulches like pine bark or chips are popular and work well in gardens. Learn… More
Mulch works in many places of a garden, in flower beds, around plants and trees,… More
Spread mulch around trees thinner than three to four inches and keep mulch from touching… More
Spread piles of mulch with a hard rake to cover areas at the desire depth.… More
...chemicals and herbicides that can be used to kill weeds, but a few weeds can… More
To use newspapers as mulch, allow sheets of newspaper to degrade over the winter, or… More
...he stem. Hold the moisture of a plant and prevent weeds by using mulch around… More
...row better. Find out how mulch also helps prevent weeds with information from an experienced… More
Mulch often comes in shredded or chipped form and will frequently be long and stringy.… More
Making your own cedar mulch can save money and help the environment. Learn to chip… More
Learn how to control weeds in your garden - free video clip. More
Learn how to control weeds in your vegetable garden in this free online video guide… More
Learn how to mulch your garden - free video. More
...is free video clip, learn about the importance of mulching in planting gardenias. More
Using landscape mulch is easy with these tips, get expert yard and landscape design tips… More
Learn how to mulch ornamental grasses, in this free gardening video. More
Learn what shovels you need to remove mulch in this free video clip about transplanting… More
Learn how to add mulch to your Black Eyed Susan plant in this free gardening… More
Learn how to mulch the flower beds in your garden, plus what type of mulch… More
Learn how to mulch for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video from a… More
Learn gardening tips and advice on mulching from a horticulture expert in this free gardening… More
...25% grade. It's pretty large (150'x30') and needs mulching as I've planted plants and now need to put mulch down to keep heat stress down and weeds. I have used 'Gorilla Hair' in the past, and it does not… More
So here is what I have learned with fir mulch and I would very much like some feedback. I live in California, I had a gardener convince me to put home depot mulch, fir mulch, on all of my beds. About 2 inches deep it was placed in the spring… More
Just wondering if it is a good idea to mulch mints.. I believe they like their soil moist, so I'm guessing mulch is a good thing. I haven't mulched it yet..what do y'all think? Edit: The mints are planted in a 7' x 1' enclosed raised bed. Don't know if… More
I have numerous maple trees in my yard.I have been tilling their leaves into my veggy garden.Do these leaves bother certain plants? I was told that a chemical in maple leaves may have adverse effects on some veggys. More
...d checks from his work. It actually makes a great mulch for my tomato beds. The white may look silly but it works so if it works for tomato beds I should be able to use it in the blueberry bed… More
...as wondering,Is there such a thing called organic Mulch? I would like to keep my lawn and trees as pure as possible and want to avoid chemicals on my trees/lawn. Hoping to start an organic garden in a couple of years. Any advice is… More
I have always read that red cedar mulch is a fine mulch to use. I have esom e land with way to many cedars so I bought a 6" chipper to utalize it rather than burning when I am clearing out. I assumed that cedar mulch would repel pest since… More
...on for you lovely folks: Should I be removing old mulch when I add new mulch on top? I understand that mulch decomposes and incorporates itself into the soil over time, but does this happen fast enough to be able to just pile more on top? If… More
...nfession: Confession: This is my first year using mulch. Although I have heard all the praise about it -- my #1 concern was keeping it clean. I avoided it all the time because of this. Question: So -- HOW do you keep… More
I used pine needles as mulch for my azaleas last year-I've always thought pine needles were acidic - are they good as mulch for other things? I vacuum them up with a blower/mulcher, but they don't really get cut at all, and this spring they weren't really broken down very… More
I've used grass clippings, straw and cocoa bean mulch...and I rotate crops..but I still seem to get a lot of powdery mildew. What's the best type of mulch and what else could be wrong? I usually grow the squash on it's own, but I typically plant the cucs w/beans and… More
Just wondering if I put down cedar mulch if my ajuga will still spread? More
Citrus trees...do not like mulch. Mango and Avocado...like mulch, but not too close to the trunk. Bananas and berries...LOVE mulch. You can mulch every inch...they will love you for it. Herbs and veggies...I mulch just enough to keep dirt from splashing up onto the plants. They seem to be grateful… More
How close should mulch be placed to the base of mango or citrus trees? My citrus trees are all more or less 1 yr old. My mango tree is 8 years old. I also use a thin layer of mulch on my herb and veggie garden. My green peppers are… More
...y as the day is long and he is dead set on rubber mulch cause it dosent decompose and will last a good 10years. I am thinking that is a whole lot like putting garbage on my plants. It dose look like wood and comes in 2… More
I was hoping to use my leaves cut up as mulch this year but I have a maple tree thats leaves have black circles all over them is this Black leaf mold? If it is can i still chop the leaves up and add right to my garden. More
Ok I need advice on mulching. Is there a kind that I could use for basically anything? Or do you have to see the plants you have and mulch accordingly? I'm still waiting for my plants to get here and then once they are planted, I'm going to mulch the… More
I've almost completed my beds and am ready to mulch this weekend. I'm not sure which mulch is best or if really matters which one I use. Are there advantages or disadvantages to different types of mulch? Thanks! More
...ARD OF WHAT KIND OF INSECTS/PESTS WOULD BURROW IN MULCH? WE MULCHED ON BOTH SIDES OF OUR FRONT STEP NEXT TO THE HOUSE. IT LIES DIRECTLY UNDER THE SOFFIT & EXTENDS OUT ABOUT 1-2 FEET. IT'S LIKE LITTLE SWIRLS HERE & THERE SPACED APART SOMEWHAT SYMETRICALLY THROUGHOUT THE… More
... could get a major snow storm next week. Should I mulch now before the snow comes even tho the ground is not frozen or should I wait. Hopefully some one will come by and tell me what to do!!!… More
...of the gardening as I am disabled. We had a major weed problem in my front beds and last summer I decided… More
...loom on it. It is even coming up on top of all my mulch. Does anyone know the name of this weed and how to get rid of it? It seems like… More
can I plant seeds and then place mulch on top? Or should I wait until they are grown? More
Can anyone recommend a mulch over another. I was going to go with hemlock this year over cedar but heard that cedar was better. More
:confused: About 3 weeks after we put in cedar mulch in the garden there are huge mushrooms all over. What can I do to permanently get rid of them? This is the first time this ever happened and I've used this type of mulch for years. More
... mild. We finally have freezing temps - I used to mulch BEFORE the cold got here, but have recently read that I shouldn't mulch until the ground freezes - is that right? So it'll be ok… More
We have mulch available for free from a city run landfill.Is it a good idea to use it on veggy gardens?I think it is mostly leaves but can contain any lawn waste.Do I need to apply fertilizer along with this mulch? More
Over the past 7 or 8 years we have been adding mulch to our flower bed in the front yard. Well the mulch is not breaking down from year to year. We now have 6 to 8 inches of mulch in some places. What do we need to do to… More
...t 4-6" high, worked my row using tiller , adding, mulch, horse poo, old leaves and rotten hay, adding a handful of lime, and a hand full of (6-6-6-). I spaced all tomatoes about 3' apart planted… More
Hi everyone, This will be my first year attempting to garden as I have never had a yard before. I have done the herb garden indoors and am great with house plants so I am so excited to dive into this. Everything else in my life is organic so naturally,… More
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