An arborist is gaining attention on TikTok for a recent video in which they warned gardeners against creating mulch volcanoes at the base of their trees.

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To manage exposed soil in areas with slow runner establishment, consider adding a light layer of straw mulch or delaying the removal of plastic mulch until later in the summer to help suppress weeds ...

Pine straw or mulch? It's a common landscaping dilemma! In this video, we break down the pros and cons of using pine straw versus traditional mulch for your garden and landscaping needs.

Many gardeners believe that pine needle mulch makes soil more acidic. Since the needles themselves are acidic, this only makes sense. When we add a thick layer of pine needle mulch—aka pine straw ...