It's a common mistake, with many other homeowners facing similar issues. Arborist issues urgent warning after spotting dangerous yard mistake: 'Will kill the tree over time' first appeared on The Cool ...

Before you start mulching around your trees and shrubs and in flower beds this spring, check out our tips for how to mulch properly. All about mulch: Too much of a good thing is bad for your trees ...

In urban settings like parks and yards, numerous challenges threaten tree health and longevity. Environmental or abiotic ...

Yes, mulching can be good for your trees. But building 1 to 2-foot tall mounds of mulch around the trunks of young trees is taking a good idea way, way too far.

Using mulch properly supports the health of the tree and helps maintain the balance of the ecosystem. When coupled with planting a natural lawn and fostering a garden with native species, you can ...

If a shade tree was planted in the past few years, here are things to monitor to avoid major problems down the road.

So, when the warmer months roll around, you're prepared to protect the moisture and maintain your soil prime for growth. When using mulch, your trees will thrive and look great, too – but not if ...

If the mulch is mounded up around the trunk – a mulch volcano - it is likely killing the tree and needs to be pulled away to let the tree breathe and thrive. So, let’s work together to “free ...

K-State horticulture expert suggests organic mulch around diameter of the tree. Homeowners who are looking for ways to promote healthy, growing trees in their yard are well-advised to remember ...

Around trees and shrubs, make it into a wide, even ring 3 to 4 inches deep. Be sure to keep the mulch on the ground, not piled against a tree’s trunk. It should stop 2 to 3 inches away from the ...