Long video but I learned a lot from this video. What is the best for earth and us!
Carlos V.
11/21/2020 12:37
It also breaks the rain, stopping compaction
Bob G.
11/21/2020 03:55
I’ve been mulching them as much as possible for thirty years. I’ll be doing my last cut tomorrow with a nice coating of leaves along with the grass.
Thomas A.
11/21/2020 03:40
Don’t remove them, but you won’t have a lawn in the spring. Good for flowerbeds though. They will pack down quickly so don’t worry about rodents.
Shelley A.
11/20/2020 17:27
What about rats and snakes in piles of leaves?
Manju S.
11/20/2020 16:09
First tender then grow into maturity shedding age makes them weak light nd lastly impossible restless to wither nd wipe out nd so is life however chubby ur r born in the end it goes to dummy.
Win W.
11/20/2020 14:33
Leave them alone!
Ken P.
11/20/2020 14:12
Only if mulched. Large unmulched leaves are a perfect environment for overwintering pests. By mulching them you make it harder on them and hasten the degradation process.
Nancy M.
11/20/2020 13:09
so let them be
Samuel D.
11/20/2020 12:31
At last we could learn Soil Conversation in the Facebook and forgot all that learned in our school subject. Let’s adopt it for it’s real.
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Rencia S.
11/22/2020 15:49Mulching is best!
Engelina S.
11/22/2020 12:33No.
Fiona M.
11/22/2020 08:13So true
Matisse P.
11/21/2020 12:59!!
Mayumi N.
11/21/2020 12:53Long video but I learned a lot from this video. What is the best for earth and us!
Carlos V.
11/21/2020 12:37It also breaks the rain, stopping compaction
Bob G.
11/21/2020 03:55I’ve been mulching them as much as possible for thirty years. I’ll be doing my last cut tomorrow with a nice coating of leaves along with the grass.
Thomas A.
11/21/2020 03:40Don’t remove them, but you won’t have a lawn in the spring. Good for flowerbeds though. They will pack down quickly so don’t worry about rodents.
Shelley A.
11/20/2020 17:27What about rats and snakes in piles of leaves?
Manju S.
11/20/2020 16:09First tender then grow into maturity shedding age makes them weak light nd lastly impossible restless to wither nd wipe out nd so is life however chubby ur r born in the end it goes to dummy.
Win W.
11/20/2020 14:33Leave them alone!
Ken P.
11/20/2020 14:12Only if mulched. Large unmulched leaves are a perfect environment for overwintering pests. By mulching them you make it harder on them and hasten the degradation process.
Nancy M.
11/20/2020 13:09so let them be
Samuel D.
11/20/2020 12:31At last we could learn Soil Conversation in the Facebook and forgot all that learned in our school subject. Let’s adopt it for it’s real.