Hardens to fill joints between pavers Prevents weed growth and insect mounds Gray color blends well with patio stones and pavers We also had to get rid of the weeds from our neighbor’s side of the fence too to make sure none of the nastiness of her weeds didn’t poke through. It was ...
Not all gardening projects require you to get rid of your grass. If you’re building raised garden beds, you don’t need to remove your lawn. However, it will be difficult to mow around and between raised garden beds. Consider planting low-growingcover crops like cloverthat don’t need t...
As soon as your soil is ready to plant, introduce organic matter such as manure or compost into it to give it an extra boost and improve its structure and enrichment while getting rid of weeds at the same time. Ideally, do this early enough so the organic material has time to penetrate ...
Every xeriscape landscape uses the least amount of water possible. Denver Water created seven principles to follow to conserve water and make a sustainable yard. If you’re incorporating xeriscape ideas in your yard, it’s important to follow these seven principles to create a truly eco-friendly...
Lay sheets of cardboard over the path, completely covering the soil. Overlap the edges of the cardboard by 2 to 3 inches. The cardboard prevents weeds from growing in the mulch. Fill the space between the edging with bark mulch. Add mulch until the top of the mulch is just beneath the...
Creeping thyme(Thymus praecox):This low-growing thyme forms dense foliage mats. In the right climate, creeping thyme can be a suitable ground cover. It also can work well for fairy gardens, in rock gardens, and between pavers. Orange thyme(Thymus citriodorus):Good for perking up fish and ...
A guide to maximizing garden health without damaging your back Pulling weeds is an everyday activity for most gardeners. You can try all kinds of things to prevent weeds from cropping up such as mulching or using cover crops. In the end,...