Compost is decomposed organic material, like leaves, grass clippings, scraps, and food waste, that enriches soil, boosts plant growth, and supports sustainable gardening.
Category: Landscaping
How to Use Compost in Your Yard
Use compost in your yard by adding it to any soil used for growing plants, topdressing your lawn, mulching around trees, and stabilizing hillsides.
10 Lawn and Landscape Items That Can Deter Buyers
Does landscaping increase home value? Not always. Buyers can be discouraged by niche, high-maintenance, or impractical landscaping.
How to Prevent Weeds in Your Flower Beds (5 Tips)
From mulching to growing ground covers, learn how to prevent weeds in your flower beds.
6 Main Benefits of Fall Yard Cleanup
The main benefits of fall yard cleanup include preparing your lawn for winter, enhancing soil health, and boosting curb appeal.
Mulch vs. Pine Straw: Which Should You Use?
Find out if mulch or pine straw suits your garden better. Choose mulch for enriching soil, or pine straw for erosion control.
Lawn and Landscape Items with the Greatest ROI
Landscaping projects like a well-kept lawn or patio can boost your property’s curb appeal and value. Learn which features give you the best ROI.
10 Tree Shapes for Your Yard
From round to triangular, discover 10 tree shapes for your yard. We’ll also help you choose the right tree shape for your landscape.
How to Get Rid of Weeds in Flower Beds
From hand pulling to the different types of herbicides, learn the right method to get rid of weeds in flower beds.
What Is Mulch?
Mulch is any material that covers the soil in your garden. Many materials can be used as mulch, including organic and inorganic options.