With fall upon us and the leaves turning color and falling onto the ground. The age old question arises, should I rake my ...

Mind you, raking leaves was more than a tradition back then. Folks were taught that leaves had to be removed from lawns. The ...

Leaves are starting to fall as trees prepare for winter, leaving your lawn a mess. Here's why you should definitely rake them.

Rakes leaves can be turned into mulch, they can extend the growing life of fall plants, and even provide a habitat for ...

Autumn's fallen leaves, often seen as a nuisance, can be a gardener's ally during the colder months as revealed by a ...

But there are many ways that you can actually put your fallen leaves to good use. 1. Help wildlife for free (and your trees ...

And as satisfying as a perfect green lawn may be, it’s an ecological dead zone that doesn’t support any of the essential functions—like pollination, carbon sequestration, and nutrient recycling—that ...

“Whether that’s dirt, whether that’s decaying leaves — that stuff all gets tossed up when we have those gusty days, that kind of dry thunderstorm that doesn’t hit the ground that can be ...

Residents of the Twin City community in St. Petersburg said they were forced to pay a monthly rental fee even though local ...

It shreds leaves at a 16:1 reduction ratio, a small size that’s sure to quickly decompose in a compost pile and also suits layering around plants to reduce weeds and retain soil moisture.

Leaves are a valuable resource and make great mulch in planting beds, add nutrients to the soil and provide habitats for many ...

Most fungi associated with trees are harmless, helping the roots absorb nutrients and moisture, increasing tree tolerance to ...