Mulch is a common feature in many gardens. It looks tidy, clean, natural, and it has a whole host of benefits for your garden. In this guide to mulching, we’ll give you the lowdown on what you need to know, and share some tips for applying it to your yard.
Read MoreComposting can seem like magic, but it's really just some fascinating science. Here's how our kitchen scraps get turned into black gold.
Read MoreBy the end of summer, it can feel overwhelming to tackle mistakes in the garden, but with a few minutes a day, and a little guidance, you can get your garden back in shape.
Read MoreChristmas trees that are grown, cut, sold, and recycled locally are about as environmentally responsible as it gets. This is a stark contrast with artificial Christmas trees, which are bound for the landfill once they get worn out. The City of Indianapolis recycles Christmas trees for mulch, which is then used in parks and green spaces around the city. But, it’s not as simple as tossing your tree out with the trash.
Read MorePlanting bulbs in the fall is one of the easiest ways to bring springtime color to your garden with very little maintenance. Fall is the ideal time to plant spring-blooming bulbs because many of them need to be in a chilly environment through winter to kick off their growing season. If you're looking for flower bulbs to plant in fall, here are our tips for getting you started.
Read MoreTackling the weeds in your landscape is a long game. Our long cold winters and short summers seem to make them even tougher here in Indianapolis. The best strategy to win this war is knowledge, persistence, and the right weapons.
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