Tree mulch

Are you looking to do a little yard work and add some mulch to your trees? If so, you may want to check out these tips on the right way to mulch a tree.

Take a tip from trees in the natural setting when you tackle mulching. Proper tree mulching helps trees retain water, combat weeds and regulate soil temperature.

Are mulch volcanoes popping up around your neighborhood? If you’re wondering whether you should try this method or not, the answer is a resounding no! These seven reasons from former nursery tree grower Jerad Bryant provide ample guidance on why you should avoid adding mulch near your trees.

Properly constructed mulch tree rings will enhance the beauty of your yard and the health of your trees.

Learn the pros and cons of mulching with an organic mulch or an inorganic mulch like rocks.

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A good donut-like ring of mulch kept inches away from a young tree trunk can reduce the likelihood of tree damage from string trimmers, lawn mowers.

How you add mulch to your trees depends on the type of mulch, your climate, and more. Keep reading to learn how to mulch around trees.

Master the essential techniques of mulching with our detailed guide. Explore how and when to apply organic and inorganic mulches to improve soil health, suppress weeds, and enhance your landscape's appearance

Instead of spreading mulch around trees every spring, why not try these planting ideas? They can improve your tree's health, too!

This is the correct way to mulch around a tree. Notice the space between the mulch and the base of the tree.

By following a few basic steps, you can suppress a grassy area with mulch and be ready to plant in just a few months.

If you are wondering how to beautify the area beneath pine trees, there are several excellent options. What is the best groundcover under pine trees? Before you rake up those fallen pine needles, check out the answer we’ve found after scouring landscaping ideas for the best ground cover under pine trees. Add mulch beneath pine […]

It seems that May is the month for yard work around here. Last year, we busted our butts clearing out overgrown brush (and even filled a 30 foot dumpster!). And this year? We've been moving plants around, removing trees, planting grass... and building a dry stack rock planter! It was a really fun project and I'm going to share the step-by-step process with you today. Talk about instant gratification. This project cost us ZERO dollars and about an afternoon of hard work. Here's how it went…

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Northeast Nursery of Peabody has been supplying North Shore homeowners and landscapers with plants, mulch, hardscapes and more for over 32 years.