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Gardeners urged to save fallen leaves for next year's beds
Original: For gardeners, last year’s leaves are a valuable asset on next year’s garden
Garden writers are reminding readers that last autumn's fallen leaves are a valuable resource rather than yard waste. Leaves can be composted, shredded into mulch, or left in beds to feed soil and shelter beneficial insects over winter, cutting fertilizer costs and improving next season's garden health.
Why now: It is leaf-fall season, when gardeners decide what to do with fallen leaves.
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