To use your homemade weed killer, spray on the leaves and stems of your target plant. Choose a sunny day when the weeds are ...

Why Results Vary And What To Do Instead The challenge with mulch glue as a weed barrier is that it doesn't create an impermeable layer. Weeds already in the ground can grow up through, and, in ...

“Mulch can be miraculous for weed prevention,” he says. “Most seeds that do manage to sprout under a thick layer of mulch ...

Mulch helps regulate soil temperature, suppress weeds, and improve soil moisture. Mulch can also attract pests like insects ...

Just like a traditional mulch, a living mulch creates a protective barrier over the soil with numerous benefits. Here is how ...

This ground cover's leaves act as a home for butterfly larvae, while its flowers feed the adults. As a bonus, it will ...

It turns out there is a natural way to stop weeds growing anywhere in your garden this summer, no matter if they are on your ...

I often see deep layers of mulch to keep weeds down. However, a layer 4 inches deep will also keep a short rain shower from getting to the soil and your plants.

Perennial weeds sprouting from these below-ground parts can push their way up through the mulch. Woven weed barriers or landscape fabric often do a better, though imperfect, job when dealing with ...

Using mulch can be an effective way to reduce watering, enrich soil and suppress weeds. What a great set of benefits! Submit gardening questions to [email protected] or call 719-520-7684.

I use no mulch in my mature flower beds. By letting perennials mature and spread, they will choke out almost any weeds, except perhaps in early spring. But by now, they shade out all but the most ...