Let's start with the pros: Natural pine bark mulch is a byproduct of the forestry industry, so it's a great choice for ...

Mulch adds protection to the roots of plants from fluctuating temperatures, suppresses weeds, and prevents moisture ...

Whether you use pine straw, bark or some other material, most types of mulch are natural — so they decompose over time and must be replenished regularly to be most effective and look their best.

Leaf mulch and grass clippings are nutritional organic materials that can be recycled to benefit your plants, combat soil erosion, correct clay soil or adjust the pH caused by pine needles.

Gardeners should be aware there is one simple job to do in November that will not only protect hydrangeas over winter but ...

Mulch vs. pine straw: which should you use? The answer depends on your garden’s needs. Wood mulches are excellent for retaining soil moisture, cooling the soil, and keeping weeds away. Meanwhile, pine ...

Hydrangeas are one of the most popular plants in British gardens, but in order to get their beautiful flowers in the summer, ...

Adding gravel to the bottom of planters? Despite what you may have heard, this Cowlitz County Master Gardener says such advice is bad for plants.