Leaf Blower Ratings Clean up your yard fast with a gas or electric leaf blower. Check out which ones offer convenient chute controls and comfortable handling.

Composting leaves is a cost-effective way to create nutrient-rich soil amendments for your garden. Shredding leaves and ...

Beautiful as they are, colorful autumn leaves can be a real clean up process. Instead of bagging them up or letting them blow away, you can turn them into a valuable resource for your garden.

Loosening: Indicates the speed of removing embedded leaf particles from the lawn. Vacuuming: Reflects how quickly and effectively models with vacuum capability pick up leaves and how finely they ...

Burying the leaves is another option. Some diseases can live in the soil for years, so bury the debris as far away from the garden as possible in an area that you don’t plan to use for garden ...

The answer isn't straightforward. In fact, there's a thoughtful balance to be had between leaving a pile of leaves, and harming your lawn in a real way. The Pros and Cons of Leaf Insulation Fallen ...

Johnson said oak leaves also may not be very good for your garden because they, too, can make soil more acidic. “I mean you ...

The more desirable alternative is to invest in a solid leaf blower. These powerful lawn machines can produce wind speeds upwards of 200 mph, giving you the power to herd all those leaves into a ...

The UK's season has changed, and the garden is full of autumn leaves. While gardeners may think it is a good time to sweep them away they may want to think again. Garden experts are warning ...

As the season shifts from summer to fall marked by cooler weather and leaves changing color and falling, lawn and garden maintenance shifts, too. The lawn may soon be covered in piles of leaves.

It can be tricky to distinguish crabgrass from common lawn weeds such as dandelions — broadleaf weeds with long, deeply lobed leaves that form a rosette pattern at the base. Knowing what you ...

The leaves often end up in paper bags or piles on the tree lawn, destined for a community composting facility, or worse, in plastic bags that end up in a landfill. Why not try something different ...