HomeServe reports mulch should not touch your home’s siding, as it can trap moisture, attract pests, and pose fire risks.

If your flower beds look great but your porch smells musty after a rain, your mulch might be part of the problem. In warm, humid regions, some mulch stays wet long enough to grow fuzzy patches and ...

Is using leaves from your yard as mulch dangerous to your plants? After all, leaf mulch can enrich your soil, help retain moisture, impede unwanted weed growth, and keep bags of leaves out of ...

Recently, I read that wood mulches can deplete the soil of nitrogen as they break down. Is this true? If so, what can I add to the soil to compensate for this nitrogen depletion? Or is there another ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. (WJHL) — After a second multiday flareup at a huge mulch site that sent smoke billowing through their ...

Homeowners often learn the hard way that bark mulch on a steep hill can behave more like a loose avalanche than a ground cover. After one strong storm, half a carefully spread layer can end up in the ...