Mulch Collection

USA, Delaware, Hockessin. Tree branch surrounded by groundcover

USA, Delaware, Hockessin. Flowering dogwood in the forest

USA, Delaware, Hockessin. Path through the forest

USA, Delaware, Hockessin. Beginning of a blooming season

Hen and chicks plant, Succulent
Hen and chicks plant (Sempervivum tectorum)

Farm rubbish, plastic cover crop waste, left at field edge

Focus on mulch around base of young herb

Using newspaper and trowel to mulch plant

Tree trunk supported by steel guy ropes attached to wooden stakes

Watering azaleas through a seep hose hidden under mulch

Plastic sheet tunnel cloche on mulch tied at front

Lettuce inside aluminium and glass cold frame

Rubus fruticosus (Blackberry), tip layering, placing tip of healthy shoot in hole in ground, wearing gardening glove, close-up

Bark chips, close up

Close-up of long-handled garden fork spreading manure over plot as a mulch

Man planting Rosmarinus officinalis (Rosemary) in hole in sheet of plastic mulch on top of soil

Planting a young Begonia plant in soil covered by mulch of wood and bark chippings, using a trowel, close-up

Person placing tomato plant in hole in plastic sheet

A garden showing the use of gravel to control weeds

Example of how weeds can be suppressed by using mulch

Thinning and transplanting basil seedlings, close-up

Tomato plant with stake and irrigation, close-up

Cucurbita pepo (Pumpkin) seedling growing in mulch protected by straw, close-up

Slug pellets on orchid plant in pot with bark mulch

Using spade to apply loose mulch around Erica carnea in flowerbed

Woman using trowel to remove mulch and compost from plant pot containing young tree

Woman placing plastic rigid plastic tube around trunk of young tree

Cocoa shells

Hand adding mulch to plant pot, close-up

Rhubarb plants sprouting on organic mulch, close-up

Soil structure and fauna, artwork
Soil structure and fauna. Artwork of a vertical section through soil, showing various structures and fauna. The surface layer includes organic mulch, the bottom layer is rocks

Leaf mould heap. Leaf mould is a type of compost formed predominately from decomposed leaves. The material beneath the top layer of grass cuttings and leaves has begun to decompose (bottom)

Leaf compost. Jute bag containing oak leaves (Quercus rober). Once rotted, the decomposed leaves form a useful garden mulch

Composting vegetation. Compost is a mixture of decaying organic matter. It is used in gardens to improve soil structure and provide nutrients

Christmas tree recycling. Chopped Christmas tree branches being used as mulch around the base of a euphorbia (Euphorbia sp.) plant

Compost heap. Vegetables and kitchen waste in a compost container. Waste such as this decomposes over time to be recycled as compost

Decaying leaves for compost. Decaying oak leaves (Quercus robur) in a wire container. Once these leaves have decayed, they can be used as a compost known as leaf mould

Sweet Peppers - Extensive irrigated cultivation in southern Central Valley near Mecca, California
ROG-11835 Sweet Peppers - Extensive irrigated cultivation in southern Central Valley near Mecca, California USA Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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"Exploring the Natural Beauty of Hockessin, Delaware: A Journey Through Mulch" As you wander through the enchanting forests of Hockessin, Delaware, you'll discover a hidden world adorned with mulch. This organic material serves as nature's carpet, enhancing the beauty and vitality of this picturesque region. Follow the path that winds its way through towering trees and lush groundcover. With each step, you're greeted by a mesmerizing sight – a tree branch surrounded by a bed of rich mulch. It not only protects the delicate roots but also adds an earthy charm to this serene landscape. Venturing deeper into the forest reveals another breathtaking scene – a flowering dogwood standing tall amidst its leafy companions. The vibrant pink blossoms contrast beautifully against the dark brown hues beneath them. It's like witnessing nature's own masterpiece unfold before your eyes. Continue along the meandering paths that crisscross through this woodland paradise. As sunlight filters through dense foliage overhead, it casts playful shadows on your journey towards new discoveries. Each turn brings you closer to experiencing nature at its finest. Springtime in Hockessin marks the beginning of a blooming season where life bursts forth from every corner. And what better way to nurture these budding beauties than with layers upon layers of nutrient-rich mulch? Its presence ensures healthy growth and provides insulation for plants during changing weather conditions. Amidst all these natural wonders lies an unexpected surprise – hen and chicks succulents peeking out from their cozy mulched beds. These resilient plants thrive in such nurturing environments, showcasing their unique textures and colors against this rustic backdrop. The forest path beckons once again as you find yourself immersed in its tranquil embrace. Step after step leads to moments filled with awe-inspiring sights – more flowering dogwoods gracing your path like ethereal guardians watching over this magical realm. In Hockessin, Delaware, mulch becomes more than just a practical necessity.