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Read More: Should You Remove Old Mulch Before Adding New Bark? Mulch Refresh GuideShould You Remove Old Mulch Before Adding New Bark? Mulch Refresh Guide
You usually do not need to remove all old mulch before adding fresh bark. If the existing material is loose,…
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Read More: Why Are Mushrooms Growing in My Mulch? Causes & What to DoWhy Are Mushrooms Growing in My Mulch? Causes & What to Do
Mushrooms commonly appear in bark mulch because fungi naturally help break down wood and other organic material. Rain, irrigation, shade,…
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Read More: Hemlock vs. Fir vs. Cedar Bark Mulch: Which Is Best for Inland Northwest Yards?Hemlock vs. Fir vs. Cedar Bark Mulch: Which Is Best for Inland Northwest Yards?
For Inland Northwest landscapes, the best bark mulch depends on the bed and the result we want. Fine or dark…
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Read More: How to Prepare Garden Beds for Bark Blowing: Pre-Mulch Checklist for a Faster, Cleaner InstallHow to Prepare Garden Beds for Bark Blowing: Pre-Mulch Checklist for a Faster, Cleaner Install
To prep garden beds for mulch, remove weeds and loose debris, redefine bed edges, trim overgrown plants, check irrigation, mark…
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Read More: Terraseeding vs. Hydroseeding: Best Seeding Method for Fast Slope Erosion ControlTerraseeding vs. Hydroseeding: Best Seeding Method for Fast Slope Erosion Control
When comparing terraseeding vs hydroseeding, the biggest difference is what reaches the soil. Hydroseeding sprays a water-based slurry containing seed,…
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Read More: Best Soil Mix for Raised Garden Beds in North Idaho & Spokane: The 70/30 Topsoil-Compost Formula
Best Soil Mix for Raised Garden Beds in North Idaho & Spokane: The 70/30 Topsoil-Compost Formula
For many raised garden beds in North Idaho and the Spokane area, we recommend starting with approximately 70% quality screened…
