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A layer of mulch suppresses grass and other weeds and acts as a barrier against grass seeds sprouting in your flower beds.
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Southern Botanical arborist David Brantley breaks down the common issues faced by trees in North Texas and how to address ...
Up until a few years ago, the term “raised bed” referred to a garden bed that consisted of rich soil perfect for growing vegetables. Such a bed included plenty of compost and provided optimal ...
Clumping grasses add a vertical element to the landscape. Plus, if you enjoy bird watching, native grasses are a great choice ...
As Central Texas faces it first 100-degree heat of 2025, we revisit this 2022 story on how to plant a drought tolerant, frost resistant Austin garden.
Mint will spread wildly in a well-prepared flower bed. The plants appreciate the same rich ... Sandy soils can be amended with compost to help retain moisture. Add a light layer of mulch around plants ...
Wine corks can be used as a lightweight mulch inside of a raised bed or a flower bed edged with a landscape border. One warning: Corks will float in water. Don't just toss them onto the open ground, ...
Interplanting garlic, onions, or chives throughout garden beds creates zones of pest-repelling ... those with bare soil or conventional mulch alone. Many living mulch options also produce flowers that ...