Compost

Landscaping crew blowing in bark mulch to refresh the bark mulch each year.

Refresh Your Landscaping with New Bark Mulch Each Year

June 12, 2024

If you aim to achieve a stunning, low-maintenance yard, one element stands out as both a beauty enhancer and a practical necessity: bark mulch. This simple yet powerful landscaping tool can transform your garden, offering aesthetic appeal and numerous functional benefits. To elevate your outdoor space, there’s no better place to start than refreshing your… Read More

In-Ground or Raised-Bed Garden: Deciding Which is Best

March 13, 2024

Gardening is a fulfilling hobby that not only yields beautiful blooms and delicious produce but also offers numerous mental and physical health benefits. However, before you start digging into the dirt, it’s essential to decide on the right type of garden for your space and needs. Two popular options are in-ground gardens and raised-bed gardens,… Read More

Worm Castings: The Secret Garden’s Goldmine

October 11, 2023

When it comes to gardening and landscaping, there’s a secret weapon hiding beneath the earth’s surface that can transform your plants from ordinary to extraordinary. Worm castings, often referred to as “nature’s black gold,” are the unsung heroes of organic gardening, providing a rich source of nutrients and many benefits for your plants. If you… Read More

Uses for Fallen Leaves

October 6, 2022

It’s that time of year when the leaves turn beautiful shades of yellow, orange, and red.  Yet, in a few weeks at most, those leaves will cover the ground.  Whether you use a rake or a leaf blower to collect them, the question is, “What should I do with all these fallen leaves?”  You can… Read More

Using Compost as a Soil Additive to Improve Your Garden

February 28, 2018

Compost is an excellent and inexpensive source of nutrition for any garden. Some people think mulch and compost are interchangeable, but the latter is always organic material that breaks down through the action of aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. Mulch can be made of materials as varied as newspaper, fruits and vegetable peels, coffee and even… Read More