There's about two weeks left of leaf collection in Milwaukee. We want to know how residents clean up their properties. Vote ...

As the air cools and leaves start to tumble, gardeners everywhere begin their fall rituals—raking, pruning, and tucking their ...

Mulch helps suppress weeds, keeps soil moist, and helps regulate soil temperatures. Adding a second layer of mulch after the ...

One of the easiest ways to reuse fallen leaves is to turn them into mulch. Simply shred them using your best lawn mower, ...

Leaves can be used as a mulch for trees, shrubs, and flowers. This regulates soil temperature and moisture while suppressing ...

If you’re spending all your spare time raking and bagging leaves—only to have them end up in the landfill—here’s what you can do instead.

Of course, slippy leaves can prove problematic on paths and driveways, and if left in an unorganised layer on your lawn, damp ...

Florimulch or Enviromulch or a high quality dyed mulch are my top choices for mulching your gardens. They are an easy way to ...

The combination of fallen leaves and grass clippings and/or spent plants from the yard also makes the perfect recipe for homemade compost. Worked into the soil, this leaf-fueled compost is the best ...

Key Points Leaves left in garden beds act as natural mulch, improving soil health, insulation, and habitats for ...

Do you need to rake your leaves this fall? That all depends on what type of property on which you live. Here are four questions to ask yourself.

From amphibians that control mosquitoes to insects that aid in decomposition, who knew there were helpful tenants taking up ...