I would like to save time removing leaves from my garden and am wondering if leaving the leaves in my garden beds will be OK for my plants. — Yvette Borsin, Lincolnwood For many gardeners, th… ...

You can use fallen leaves to help boost your soil's health in a number of ways. The approach you choose will be informed by your particular needs and how involved you'd like to be in the process.

Leaves are a nutrient-rich resource, just like branches, twigs, paper, and kitchen scraps, and when broken down provide important nutrients for your garden. Composting leaves is a natural way to ...

When autumn leaves fall from the trees, welcome them as though you’d found a treasure chest. “There are so many ways to use leaves in the garden,” said Spencer Campbell, Plant Clinic manager ...

Leaves provide structure for your garden, but also are food for the microbes that allow for the release of important nutrients into the soil. Skip to Article. Set weather.

There are so many benefits to leaving the leaves this autumn. The Native Garden in the video above is located at Old Fields Middle School and was funded by ReWild Long Island. The nonprofit is ...

There are so many benefits to leaving the leaves this autumn. The Native Garden in the video above is located at Old Fields Middle School and was funded by ReWild Long Island. The nonprofit is ...

There are so many benefits to leaving the leaves this autumn. The Native Garden in the video above is located at Old Fields Middle School and was funded by ReWild Long Island. The nonprofit is ...