Hay or straw mulches actually work well in vegetable gardens ... you might want to choose something else for your garden beds. You might find mulch in organic mulch mixed bags already, but ...

We selected the Hoople Garden Weed Barrier Landscape Fabric ... For the most eco-friendly option, consider natural barriers such as mulch, straw, peat moss, or other organic materials.

Apply fertilizer and amendments throughout the growing season as you would to garden plants. Although many flowers and vegetables grow well in straw bales, those with shallow roots and heavy tops ...

Build a compost pile as you would craft a lasagna. Construct the pile by alternating 2-inch layers of brown (dead leaves, ...

Add those plants to your garden in fall ... Use rock mulch for succulents, wood-based mulch for nonsucculent ornamental plants, straw (not hay) on vegetable gardens. The goal of irrigating ...

It’s a no-till, chemical-free way of taking down overgrowth and planting vegetable ... garden, on top of whatever weeds are already growing there, and cover it with wood chips, straw, or mulch.

Celebrate National Garden Week (June 2 to 8) by rescuing an unused weedy lot or corner in your community, planting a ...

“Many gardeners like to grow vegetable gardens because they simply like to have something to grow while also enjoying the ...

Things start heating up in your garden when summer rolls around. Oftentimes, gardeners think that Memorial Day weekend is ...

Bags of potting mix or soilless mix is preferred over garden soil ... less time is put into vegetable production and fruits may be stunted. Using a light mulch of pine straw or shredded bark ...

Apply fertilizer and amendments throughout the growing season as you would to garden plants. Although many flowers and vegetables grow well in straw bales, those with shallow roots and heavy tops ...