Avalon

Wood v. Rubber Mulch
For the longest time, wood mulch dominated the mulching market. It's still more popular than its rubber counterpart, but rubber mulch is making some waves. More and more common in playgrounds and paths, where its interaction with topsoil is less of an issue, rubber mulching is a source of controversy in gardening. To be sure, rubber mulch has its fair share of advantages and disadvantages. In ... Read More

X-Rated Yards: Xeriscaping Conserves Your Energy
When people hear the words "desert landscaping" they immediately imagine cacti, driftwood, tumbleweeds, and a bunch of concrete. This is called zero-scaping, and though it is certainly an option that requires no maintenance, it is also a bit of a downer because there's no personality to it. Just because you live in a dry climate and want to conserve water doesn't mean your yard can't be full ... Read More

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