Organic mulch

Explore the benefits and uses of different types of mulch - organic, inorganic, colored, and more. Enhance your gardening.

A garden that mimics nature is bound to be successful. Here are some ideas to mimic nature with organic mulch for a vegetable garden.

Using organic mulch is a much better option, and there are many types to choose from based on your growing needs. #gardenideas #mulch #gardentips #gardening #southerngardening #southernliving

Organic mulch is any type of natural material that is layered on the surface of the soil of your garden beds. Discover five ways mulch can help your garden.

Not sure which mulch to use in your garden? Find out which is the best mulch to use for edible gardens, flowers and pathways.

Mulch is much more than a decoration. Before you decide whether or not your landscape needs mulch, consider the following benefits of mulch!

Mulching — which dates back to the Stone Age — didn’t really catch on in the U. S. in the ‘70s. Since then, mulch materials and practices have evolved into a literal science, and mulch has become something of an obsession among some yard enthusiasts.

Organic mulches are the foundation of every healthy garden, and they have many benefits over other ground covers like rubber or pea gravel. Almost anything can be labeled as a mulch, so how do you know which one to use? And where? Let's break down my 12 favorite options for vegetable gardens, flower

The best mulch for your herb garden depends on the season and type of plant/herb you’re planting. Between organic and inorganic mulches, which should you choose?

Mulch is any material applied on the soil surface to check evaporation and improve soil water. #mulch #landscaping #lawncare #landscape #gardening #lawnmaintenance #mulching #garden #grass #lawn #propertymaintenance #landscapedesign #lawnmowing