Cedar mulch landscaping

The most commonly used mulch is mulch made from chipped or shredded wood, with cedar wood being among the most popular types of wood to use for keeping the soil moist for longer.

A sloped walkway is a way to add some flavor to your property's landscaping. Creating a walkway will make navigating a slope much easier. The walkway will also direct people to walk onit instead of the grass so there's little risk of damage to other areas of your yard or garden.

Not sure if cedar mulch is right for your home landscape? Check out Bob Vila's most important things to know about cedar mulch to help you decide.

You can’t miss the regal presence of a cedar tree in a garden, but you may miss its humbler presence, low on the ground, surrounding shrubs and flowers, not

Read what to consider when deciding on landscaping rock versus landscape mulch for plant beds, and why Zach prefer's cedar mulch over others.

Today we are going to talk about the pros and cons of cedar mulch. After reading this, you'll be able to confidently choose the best mulch

Learn the landscaping pros and cons of mulch vs. rocks including benefits of river rock vs. mulch, and replacing mulch with stone.

Here are 19 organic and inorganic garden mulch options and when to use them to suppress weeds, improve soil nutrients and enhance beauty.

Considering cedar mulch for your yard? Here are five reasons to skip it, plus excellent alternative options to use instead.

RENEGADE GARDENER™ The lone voice of horticultural reason Don’t lay landscaping fabric on the ground then apply mulch on top of it. We were doing a stone sidewalk job this spring at the same time the homeowner next door was diligently laying rolls of landscape fabric throughout her front yard garden landscape, measuring and meticulously laying