Bark mulch may be helping weeds propagate in your garden beds. Instead, one expert says, use a mulch made from wood chips

Bark mulch's attractive appearance soon made it a gardening favorite for suppressing weeds and conserving moisture in the soil. The irony, Linda Chalker-Scott said, was that bark actually does these

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