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Why You Shouldn't Completely Remove Fall Leaves From Your Garden
Original: Why You Shouldn’t Completely Remove Fall Leaves From Your Garden
Gardeners are being reminded to leave fallen leaves in their beds this autumn rather than clearing them away entirely. The advice is that leaf litter insulates soil, breaks down into natural compost, and provides shelter for insects and other wildlife over winter, so removing everything can harm the garden ecosystem. It is seasonal practical guidance of interest to home gardeners as leaves fall.
Why now: It is autumn, when homeowners are tidying gardens and seasonal gardening advice circulates widely.
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- Why You Shouldn’t Completely Remove Fall Leaves From Your Garden · Yahoo Life UK
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