For many, wood mulch is a go-to for covering landscaping beds. However, there's an alternative that's free, eco-friendly, and ...

Mulch can be expensive, but another budget-friendly option may improve soil, support pollinators, and help plants thrive ...

Plain shredded paper is a safe and budget-friendly material when used correctly. Apply in thin layers of up to 1 inch and top ...

Discover the ground-covering plants that act like a natural mulch, keeping soil cool, conserving moisture and helping summer ...

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For most gardeners, mulching starts as a simple trick to keep weeds down and soil moist. Over time, it becomes a habit that ...

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Mulching before a heat wave helps protect plants by keeping soil moist, moderating temperatures, and supporting healthy microbial activity.

Some people are lawn and gardening experts. The rest of us have mulch to learn. With spring in full swing and mulching on many homeowners’ minds, we turned to David Fisher for an education on the ...

Editor's note: Throughout the growing season, Mike Hogan, OSU Extension Educator for Agriculture & Natural Resources in Franklin County, will answer gardening questions submitted by Dispatch readers.

Dyed mulch fills millions of American garden beds, sold as tidy and long-lasting. But the recycled wood underneath the color ...