This week, 150 trees throughout Carson City are being removed due to a continuing mass die-off and ongoing vegetation decline, adding to the 21 trees and 14 shrubs removed last […] ...

Mulch comes in bagged or bulk options. Here are some pros for each type to help make your decision. Mulch of a single type of wood, such as pine, cedar, or cypress, in bags is easy to handle, and the ...

Cedar Mulch. Photo by João Guimarães, via Unsplash Not all mulches are created equal when it comes to pest management. Organic mulches include materials like wood chips, bark, straw, compost, pine ...

Mulch both prevents light from penetrating to weed seedlings and stresses existing weeds. This benefit does wane as mulch breaks down but will return as mulch is refreshed. Some organic mulches, ...

I think I’d be hard pressed to find a gardener unaware of mulch, that stuff you put under plants to help keep down weeds and make your landscape beds look more defined. But there’s more to ...

DIY mulch is a great way to save money and recycle yard waste to enrich your garden soil. Here are some of the best ingredients for your mulch.

Other common choices include dyed wood chips found at big box stores, as well as cedar, cypress, and pine bark mulches. Wilson personally favors pine bark for landscape beds, noting its long-term ...

Other common choices include dyed wood chips found at big box stores, as well as cedar, cypress, and pine bark mulches. Wilson personally favors pine bark for landscape beds, noting its long-term ...

Once you've got the tree in and up, you may wanna stake it just to kinda keep it straight, and then water it really thoroughly, mulch it, you could use wood chips or other mulch that you have on ...

Dan Gill: Wood is fine for mulches, but can cause problems when mixed into the soil Answers to readers' gardening questions.