Shows CBI Grinder making mulch from stumps and wood debris. Processing material such as stumps to make mulch requires an aggressive and rugged grinder with the precision to deliver the desired size end product. For that reason, CBI equipment has been the undisputed leader in this industry for the past decade and the industrys top mulch manufactures turn to CBI again and again.

http://surfingsolo.com This is an ongoing video article about permaculture and horticulture as well as being a source of information for people about sustainable topics in general. Please feel free to comment. What ill will be discussing over the next few months is everything you need to know to start your garden and get it to a point where it can be useful to you and your family. We will cover topics such as gardening, vegetables, food, health, natural systems and more. Sustainable living and solutions for saving you money, saving you time and making your life much better in the process. The secrets are in the soil ! This video is all about mulching. Mulching is the process of laying decomposing plant material over your plant beds to retain water and nutrients as well as providing a layer of new compost for the following year. It also insulates the soil keeping roots warm and growing strongly. Mulching creates conditions in the soil that attract earth worms and this is really good for any planting whether it is vegetables, herbs, garden plants or fruit trees. Mulching is natures process of recycling plant matter. If you would like to see more of these then you can subscribe here on youtube. If you would like to find out how to take your ideas and projects and broadcast them so that plenty of people see them, go here. http://www.surfingsolo.com We all need to do a little gardening now and then and it can be a whole lot of fun if we just get our hands down into the soil and smell that compost a little. Living life in a sustainable way is really a good idea in the next few years because the way we are currently supplied with food, energy etc. will be changing as economies shift and change in the near future. We need to find new solutions for making our lives stable and healthy and this series of film clips is what that is all about. I will be posting regular video blogs on here all about planting, gardening, vegetables, herbs and more. As I learn and visit different people I will be sharing these insights with you. Also I am creating an online workshop all about permaculture and sustainable living. Come discover with me how to plant crops in the spring, autumn and winter and all about feeding the soil with nutrients. A community project about natural systems, ecology and the environment. Here on youtube and on other sites ill be exploring all kinds of interesting ways of living with nature and technology to create more efficient systems and a sustainable future. Attracting the earth worms is the first step to healthy plants !!

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The Mulch Brothers playing "Knee Deep In It" with Richie Sambora, Billy and Rose Falcon, Billy Block and members of maydayground. www.mulchbrothers.com

Step away from the plants! We've got the dirt on Hollywood's newest Mother Earth revenge thriller. Plus, tips on making green MySpace friends, where to buy eco-friendly gadgets, and a fool-proof way to rid yourself of catalog waste. It'll be our little secret...

http://pbskids.org/curiousgeorge When he runs out of plant food, George mixes leftover food, dirt, leaves, water and air to make homemade compost for his plants. Learn with CURIOUS GEORGE on PBS Kids! (check your local listings) For more information visit http://pbskids.org/curiousgeorge

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Gardening doesn't have to be a lot of work, especially if you use mulch in your vegetable and ornamental beds and pathways. Mulch is a huge garden timesaver because it helps prevent weeds, reduces the need to water, moderates soil temperatures, adds organic matter to the soil as it breaks down and helps your garden look tidy.

Mulching is an essential part of good garden practices. And if you've ever done any landscaping around your home, you know that a generous layer of mulch around your plants can give your garden a nice finished look. But it's about a lot more than just looks. Mulch is very functional. It can keep moisture in and weeds out. And with the fall and winter ahead, it can offer your plants some measure of protection. I've actually brought things through that weren't regarded as cold hardy by putting an extra layer of mulch on them. Now there is a whole range of mulches to choose from - various kinds of straws, wood chips, even newspapers. But what I like to use in my flowerbeds is a ground up pine bark. I like it because it looks natural in my garden. And while eventually it will decompose and work itself into the soil, because it's a bark, it's very durable. Let me explain what I mean by this. You see, the outer covering or bark of a tree acts as a protective layer. It's actually waterproof and it's made waterproof by waxes and suberant, which don't exist in the core of the tree. So it just makes sense that bark products will be longer lasting in your flowerbed. The longevity of bark as a mulch has actually been studied and found that it only decomposed by about thirty percent having been on the ground for up to two years. Of course the larger the chip, the longer it lasts. If you're looking for something very long lasting, you might give bark a try. From the garden, I'm Allen Smith. Copyright: 1997 P. Allen Smith Gardens Hortus LTD.

Mulch is used to protect the roots of plants from wind, sun, and to hold in moisture. Learn more about the importance of mulch in this free gardening video about how to use organic fertilizers on plants.

Composting horse manure and adding hay as a mulch in garden.

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Pine needles are a great mulch source to use in for gardening blueberries. Learn some mulching tips from a professional organic gardener in this free gardening video.

The cost of everything is rising and that means the cost of garden mulch is increasing too. Here are some tips for mulch that are better for your garden.

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SCOD Organic Gardens: SPRING WEEDS, FERTILIZER & MULCH WEEDS After tilling & as often as possible "WEED": Removing weeds & placing in a basket for the compost pile / bin Some plants that are commonly considered WEEDS, may be adopted & tended. Dogs & Cats can help ward off groundhogs, rabbits & deer. Dandelions may be consumed in salads, steamed, or wined. Wild Spinach & Lambs Quarters may be used in soups, or steamed. FERTILIZER Composted or biodegradable garbage that will easily blend with the soil and enrich it. Egg or nut shells, fruit, ashes, and peels. Beware of organic matter that may cause unwanted mold or contamination. Large amounts of any fertilizer especially Manure or Meat products is to be avoided. Manure & Meat must decompose several years before it can be used in agriculture. MULCH Wood chips, hay-straw, leaves (from last Fall) Use Mulch to prevent weeds from growing before & after planting. To be safe, plant outside after the Last Frost (May). music: Karan Casey & Ozzy Osborne Next: SEEDS & SEEDLINGS indoor & outdoor

Spread piles of mulch with a hard rake to cover areas at the desire depth. Learn to use mulch for landscaping from a horticulturist in this free gardening video.

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See how easy it is to spread our pine straw mulch on this video from Pine Straw Direct ( http://www.PineStrawDirect.com )

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Mulch add nutrients to your garden. Get tips for mulching perennial flowers in this free video clip about gardening.