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Types of Landscape Mulch

Basically, all mulch falls into two categories – organic and inorganic. There are obviously some benefits to using an organic form of mulch. The main benefit is that any organic substance will eventually break down. In that regard, organic is a much more eco friendly choice.
However, the type of landscape mulch that you ultimately [...]

Why Use Landscape Mulch

It’s my favorite time of year again, that time of year when I get to get my garden ready for the the summer season. A few days ago I talked about drip irrigation, a great way to save money and water out in the garden.
Whether or not you are using a drip irrigation system, [...]

Why You Should Consider a Drip Irrigation System

If you are currently watering your plants and flowers with sprinklers or a hose, it’s time to start thinking about installing a drip irrigation system. The main benefit of using drip irrigation is that you’ll conserve water and that in itself is a good enough reason alone.

Solar Garden Lights

Spring is here and it’s time to start thinking about your garden. There’s nothing that makes me happier than getting my garden spruced up each spring and I’m always on the lookout for new plants and products to add to what I already have.

A Plug for Community Supported Agriculture

Have you heard about Community Supported Agriculture? If you haven’t, you’re missing out. Basically, community supported agriculture is when a group of people become “share holders” in a farm operation. You pledge to buy a certain portion of a crop and provide the money up-front. When the crops are done, you get the portion that you purchased at the beginning of the farming season.