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7 Useful Ways to Repurpose Cardboard in the Garden – It's Good for Mulching, Seed Starting, and Even Supporting Wildlife

I don't know about you, but my household generates a lot of cardboard – from packaging, deliveries, and the general everyday rubbish we seem to accumulate. Rather than chucking it in the recycling bin, I always save it for my garden. Whenever I'm mulching, composting, or preparing a new raised bed, I head straight to my cardboard stash.It's one of the easiest ways to have an eco-friendly garden because cardboard has so many helpful uses in the y…
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More and more gardeners are looking for simple ways to take advantage of materials that usually end up in the trash. In this context, an expert explains why placing cardboard boxes on the ground around plants, including the lemon tree, can become a great ally. Although many people discard the cardboard just receive a package, the truth is that that element can fulfill a very useful function as natural soil cover, as told in a video published by …

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homesandgardens.com broke the news on Saturday, August 1, 2026.
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