Cypress mulch is a popular, budget-friendly alternative to hardwood varieties for your yard. It does, however, come with concerns, too.

As a result, the department has issued a stop-sale order prohibiting the sale of the following Ohio Mulch products: Cypress Elite All Bark Cypress, Golden Trophy Cypress Blend, Golden Trophy Pine ...

We prefer to purchase our cypress mulch in easy-to-handle 2-cubic-foot bags. We watch the sale flyers from Home Depot and Lowe’s, planning to get it on sale, down from the $2.35 per bag price ...

Using a new method of analyzing wood, the researchers found that bags of cypress mulch might contain only 30 to 60 percent of cypress wood – and in some cases, none at all.

Your bag of mulch may not be what you think it is. In a new study, researchers found that some bags labeled as 'cypress' contain only 50% cypress, while other bags contained no cypress at all.

tour_37_.jpg. You can safely remove cypress tree knees without hurting the tree. Simply dig down around a knee a few inches deep, and cut the knee off horizontally below the soil surface.

Cara Leverett, of basinkeeper.org, reports that the cypress mulch industry is responsible for most cypress logging. “Most cypress forests that remain are between 80 and 100 years old. However ...

Check you Aldi for a special purchase featuring mulch. It's a 2.0 cubic feet bag of cypress mulch. Price per bag $2.49. Price, selection and availability will vary by location.