This short video describes how my quail turns mulch into an awesome fertiliser/mulch for my fruit and vegetable gardens.

Whether you're adding mulch to your vegetable garden or a bed of edible flowers, avoid the mistake of using too much. Here's why, and how much you should use.

Is woodchip mulch good or bad for fruit trees and vegetable gardens? This video gives my opinion and awesome growing results through the use of woodchip mulch for more than a decade on our acreage ...

Mulching your garden can work as a natural insulator and weed suppressant, benefiting your vegetables and harvest in the long run.

Apply mulch to the vegetable garden when there is adequate soil moisture and it is weed-free. Now that you’ve planted your vegetables, the real joys of gardening begin.

Depending on the application, a good mulch can be woody and leafy or high-sugar green material for a garden.

The kids have gone back to school, football season is upon us and pumpkin spice-flavored products are back. That can mean only one thing: Fall will be here ...

Mulches are classified as inorganic or organic. Inorganic mulches include plastic sheeting, rocks and other non-plant materials. Organic mulches include straw, grass clippings, shredded tree bark, ...

Mulch, mulch, mulch! Mulching is probably the single most important thing a gardener can do to reduce water consumption in a vegetable garden, or the home landscape in general.

Unlike ornamental plants, vegetables need consistently moist (not wet) soil. Water more frequently, and mulch garden beds with straw (not hay) to help hold moisture in the soil.

A: The mulch we use at the orchard for our fruit trees and give away to the public is too coarse to use as vegetable garden mulch. The wood mulch we get is from First Choice Tree Service, is ...