Boxelder trees are native to Colorado and many other states. They are fast growers, rounded to irregular shaped, growing up ...

If you use mulch in your landscape, chances are it has thinned out over the summer and is in need of refreshing. If you’ve ...

It is a native North American flower, but the black-eyed Susan is thought to owe its unusual name to a popular 18th century ...

If you're not creating and spreading leaf mulch, start now! It's basically free, and I couldn't care for my yard and garden ...

To mulch a container of veggie, a 2” or 3” layer of leaves is generally thick enough. Take note that leaves are prone to blow off, you should leave them to decompose partially. Warning: Don’t ever use ...

Black spots on leaves of roses are a sign that they are suffering from disease, and it must be tackled quickly ...

Use your mower to recycle fall leaves that land on the lawn. As you mow the grass you’ll shred the leaves into smaller pieces ...

A: If the flower bed is mulched with a shredded hardwood mulch, the probable cause of the black specks is a fungus commonly called artillery fungus. This fungus lives on dead wood (it is not a ...

Despite some hot sunny days in late September, fall is here, and it’s time to start thinking about cleaning up the garden and putting it to bed. No, I'm not suggesting you cut back all your ...

Mulching is a fantastic way to suppress weeds, improve the soil, and promote healthy plant growth, it also helps the garden ...