Moving moldy mulch from one place to another can aerosolize the molds, possibly causing illness in people who are sensitive ...

Moldy mulch? Don't toss it By Annie Calovich July 26, 2014 8:32 AM. My neighbor Joe was ... Instead, it was crest-falling. I had stockpiled a few bags of mulch over the winter.

Yes, finding slime mold in your mulch can be a disturbing experience. Let’s be honest here: it looks gross (it’s not commonly known as ‘dog-vomit mold’ for nothing) and, as its name ...

There are many types of mulch, but, potentially, no material is better for mulching hydrangeas than leaf mold, as it can hold up to 500 times its weight in water.

Q&A: Mold on mulch, milkweed and more. Published 12:00 am Friday, June 10, 2016. By Danelle Cutting. Cooperative Extension Milkweed attracts bees and butterflies, but it can be invasive in a yard.

This common mold on mulch and lawns isn't a problem, but its name is rather unappetizing Gardening columnist Don Kinzler also answers questions about when to plant apple trees in the fall and the ...

During the leaf-mold-making process, after around a year, the leaves will have broken down into a crumbly material that I like to use as a mulch around trees and shrubs.

Fallen leaves can be made into compost, mulch or leaf mold. Each has a different use in the garden. Use leaf mold as potting soil or seed starting mix ...

A: Leaf mold (also called leaf mulch) is composed of partially decomposed leaves and can be used to mulch garden beds or as a source of organic matter that you can use to amend your soil.