Preparing your soil for planting is an essential step in creating a beautiful and lush garden—and cardboard can be the ...

Do you have excess cardboard lying around your home? Rather than throwing it away, consider using it in your garden.

Spring is a good time to “dress up” your garden and give it a uniform look by mulching your flower beds, and around your ...

MAKE IT YOURSELF. Control powdery mildew with milk. Dilute 1 part milk in 9 parts water and spray on the plants. MASTER'S ...

You can also fold the paper around ... t want to use chemicals near them. Similar to the winter mulch method, by layering sheets of newspaper onto weed-prone areas in your garden, you can ...

Whether that’s using it to prepare garden beds, create new garden beds, or even control weeds and pests ... grow while still protecting the base of the plant. Weed Management in Walkways Just as ...

Photo: Citizen of the Planet/Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Control ... drainage). “Cardboard is one of the best materials to use at the bottom of a raised bed,” says Helen ...

Control freaks ... t prevent drainage). “Cardboard is one of the best materials to use at the bottom of a raised bed,” says Helen Lambrakis, cofounder of Garden 26 Landscape Design.

Diquat dibromide is a non-selective herbicide that desiccates and defoliates whatever it touches on contact. When I looked at labels for active ingredients in non-selective herbicides online, I found ...

The Royal Horticultural Society’s chief horticulturist Guy Barter shares his top tips for getting your outdoor space in order ...