Mulch costs $72 to $87 per yard and $2 to $13 per bag. Factors impacting price include the type of mulch and your location, among others.
Author: Janine Caayao
Janine Caayao has always been fascinated with growing plants, from fruits and veggies to bonsai trees and orchids. Now, she’s interested in urban gardening with her family. She loves finding new tips and tricks to keep their plants thriving.
Lawn Care Calendar for Cool-Season Grass
Follow this cool-season grass lawn care calendar for what to do each season, from spring cleanup to fall overseeding, so your lawn thrives all year.
Lawn Care Calendar for Warm-Season Grass
Follow this warm-season grass lawn care calendar for what to mow, water, fertilize, and treat each season, from spring green-up to winter dormancy.
How Much Does Artificial Grass Cost in 2026?
On average, installing artificial grass costs $6,375 for a 500-square-foot project. Learn about the major cost factors, like yard size and material, here.
How to Get Rid of Clover on Your Lawn
Herbicide, hand-pulling, and smothering can all kill clover. Learn more about how to get rid of clover on your lawn here.
How to Identify and Control Broadleaf Weeds
Key Takeaways • Widespread broadleaf species invade neglected turf: Dandelions, creeping Charlie, henbit, chickweed, and clover represent the most prevalent […]
Choosing the Right Type of Sprinkler for Your Lawn
The 6 most popular sprinklers are oscillating, impact, rotary, stationary, bubbler, and traveling sprinklers. To choose the right type of lawn sprinkler, consider the size, shape, age, and soil type of your yard, your home’s water pressure, climate, and your budget.
Types of No-Mow Grass Alternatives
Some types of no-mow grass alternatives include clover, creeping phlox, lamb’s ear, Kurapia, moss, stonecrop, and xeriscaping.
How to Plant Grass Seed
Learn how to plant grass seed like a pro with our step-by-step guide. Transform your patchy yard into a lush oasis that’ll be the envy of the neighborhood.
How to Bring Grass Back to Life
You can’t bring grass back to life if it’s truly dead. However, you can revive your dead lawn by overseeding or laying down sod.