Mulch your way to prettier, healthier plantings. Learn about the different types of mulch and how to choose the right one for your landscape design.
By Julie A. MartensMore in Outdoors
Julie A. Martens
Widely available, shredded hardwood lasts from one to three years. It’s a good choice for creating a natural look in landscape beds and is especially eye-catching in woodland settings. It also works well on slopes and in flood-prone areas. Many gardeners use shredded hardwood for informal paths in a backyard.
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Mulch your way to prettier, healthier plantings. Learn which type of mulch to use, when to use it and where to use it.
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