I just expect fall is going to be beautiful every year." For her there's always going to be a day when she passes a tree and is blown away by it's colors — orange leaves against a blue sky.

Cleaning up gardens in the fall can be a laborious but necessary task. One of the most tedious tasks for many is what to do with all the leaves in your yard. You rake. And bag. And rake, and bag ...

4. Leaf mulch. Gather a substantial number of fallen leaves to use as mulch. First collect them and shred using a rotary mower. Once you've shredded the leaves, place them around your plants and ...

What to do with Leaves in the Fall. As we head into fall, leaves start to change color from green to yellows, red, orange, and purple. Eventually the colors will fade and the leaves will fall to the ...

"I think fall is the best season, and this is part of the reason." Starr Terrell uses a lawnmower with a bag attached to collect leaves from her Brookside lawn and driveway.

Tips for what you should do with those fall leaves. Here's some tips to help turn that yard full of leaves into a garden full of blooms next summer. Skip Navigation ...

You let the leaves fall. You let them sit there all winter long. They do their habitat thing through the cold and dark season and the broken-down leaves feed the forest trees all spring, ...

Why do leaves change colors during fall? Chun Chen / 500px - Getty Images We'll start this off by talking about chlorophyll, the natural element found in green plants which is essentially what ...

Too Many Leaf Piles Can Smother Grass. Having too many piles of leaves on your lawn will keep your grass from getting enough sunlight, which is important to keep your grass green especially in fall.

There are several opinions on what to do with fall leaves.Rake them, blow them, mulch them, or leave them alone. What’s your preference?If you rake or blow the leaves, what then? The worst ...

Fall leaves changing color on trees are a treat to many, but once they're on the ground, the trick is what to do with them. There are plenty of options no matter where you land on the leaf spectrum.