by John Ferguson | Mulch Articles
By: John Ferguson Last Saturday at the Woodlands Landscaping Solutions garden event I was asked by several people how they could economically improve their soil on large acreages. We can do this by using what is known as Living Mulches. Depending on the goal it is...
by John Ferguson | Mulch Articles
By: John Ferguson This week we continue with gardening issues associated with mulch. Remember that many types of mulch develop various types of fungus on its surface as it decays. A few common types are artillery fungus, bird’s nest fungus, slime molds, puff...
by John Ferguson | Mulch Articles
By: John Ferguson This week we continue with gardening issues associated with mulch. Previously we talked about the colored and ashen mulches being sold in and around Houston. Last week I was asked if I could go into more detail as to why and how the barks and the...
by John Ferguson | Mulch Articles
By: John Ferguson Mulch made from fresh ground trees can also cause problems in some cases. In fresh wood there is an abundance of soluble carbon compounds that can accumulate in the soil as the fresh wood chips break down. Many beneficial microorganisms only...
by John Ferguson | '24 Newsletters
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