You might not consider that lawns profit from mulching, but unless you use a leaf catcher each time, you are mulching your ...

Scientists disagree on this, however, and no previous studies have looked at planting in eucalyptus mulch as Paul is doing on the reserve’s restoration sites. The thick layer of mulch blocks ...

The choice wasn't easy not so long ago when your options were basically cypress mulch, pine bark and stones. Now gardeners are confronted with several new products including rubber, eucalyptus and ...

Some companies harvest cypress trees from the wild to chip them up for mulch. Eucalyptus mulch may also be available, and it is a renewable mulch grown on plantations to produce mulch.

The eucalyptus mulch contains 100% plantation grown, sustainably harvested eucalyptus, and nothing else. That means there’s ...

Two garden terms you might often see mentioned in these columns are “compost” (decaying organic matter) to enrich our sandy soil and “mulch” (material spread around plants to reduce ...

Scientists disagree on this, however, and no previous studies have looked at planting in eucalyptus mulch as Paul is doing on the reserve’s restoration sites. The thick layer of mulch blocks ...

For eucalyptus trees planted in the ground that experience colder winter temperatures, Ramirez says, “In-ground trees can benefit from a thick layer of mulch to insulate the roots, while young ...

Pine and eucalyptus mulches can suppress germination of several common weed species. To prevent weeds, pine straw mulch is effective at a depth of three to four inches, while a layer of two to ...