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Plants create mulch to increase their chances of survival. We can help them, sometimes with mineral mulch or with plant-based mulch. Learn it here.

Mulch information

Mulching with lawn clippings, a good idea?

 Lawn trimmings mulch

Plant-based mulch: best plants and how to use it

 Plant mulch

Maritime pine bark, an excellent acidic mulch

 Pine bark mulch

Mulch, a layer to protect and feed plants

 Mulching and mulch

Wood chip mulch, excellent mulch and a great way to recycle garden waste

 Wood chip mulch with stones, juniper and walkway

Use dead leaves to fertilize and protect plants

 Dead leaf mulch

Flax mulch, one of the brightest plant mulches for the garden

 Flax mulch

Garden shredder buying guide: zero-bias guidelines

 Choosing the right garden shredder

Different plants need different mulch

 Mulch like straw is a favorite for many plants

Mulch guidelines, mineral mulch

 Mineral mulch

Clay pebbles to increase moisture around indoor plants

 Moisture and humidity with clay balls or pebbles

Clay pebbles, more than just an ornament mulch

 clay pebbles for plants

Ramial Chipped Wood, the best mulch straight from the forest

 Ramial chipped wood

Discover BRF or RCW, Ramial Chipped Wood, the next mulch revolution!

 Ramial chipped wood is made from branches.

Biodegradable mulch fabrics: your new BFF for the garden

 Mulch mats from biodegradable material

Slate mulch for a ravishing garden

 Slate mulch, perfect for acid-loving plants and shrubs

Shale, an ornamental mulch

 Shale garden

Green manure, use cover plants to fertilize the next harvest!

 Green manure steps to prepare

Ornamental mulch, cocoa hulls

 Cocoa hulls used for mulching (also known as cacao husks)

Home-made mulch, the DIY-solution is better than stores!

 Rice hulls turned into mulch at home

Pozzolana, designer mulch

 Pozzolana pebbles have many tiny holes and cavities that retain water and air