While cardboard can enhance your garden, there are some things to keep in mind. Don't use too much: Avoid using excessively thick layers of cardboard around established plants, Steil says.

Don’t ditch those cardboard boxes; instead, put them to use in your garden, smothering out weeds, creating perfectly prepared soil, and composting in the process. “Using cardboard is a ...

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A gardening expert has demonstrated four ways you can use cardboard in your garden instead of putting it in the bin.

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A GARDENING expert has shared how to use 'cardboard' to clear 'lots' of weeds and prevent them from growing. The garden pro said this hack 'keeps weeds down'.

Cardboard can be used by a gardener in many ways, is compostable, and recycling is great for the environment.

Instead of throwing out the cardboard center roll from your paper towel or toilet paper roll, put it to good use in the garden. Cut it into segments, ...

Do you have excess cardboard lying around your home? Rather than throwing it away, consider using it in your garden. Cardboard is made from wood fibers and processed into a thin, strong sheet. It ...

Sheet mulching with cardboard is the secret to fewer weeds and fuss-free plant-bed prep. Don’t ditch those cardboard boxes; instead, put them to use in your garden, smothering out weeds ...