Seriously, WHAT is this about exactly? Every year, the leaves fall as they should, and the boomers in my neighborhood are out there IMMEDIATELY raking them up and blowing them into piles — and ...

Insects and reptiles live in the leaves, pollinators leave their eggs and mammals hide food in the leaf piles on front lawns and in parks. Raking up and mulching the leaves can eliminate an entire ...

Leaves continue to pile up on many ... to have some on the lawn area and having some in maybe strategic areas, not raking away all of them, maybe having some piles in certain sections of the ...

CNN’s Derek Van Dam speaks with an expert about why sending your leaves to the landfill is bad for the environment, and gives some alternative ways to handle fallen leaves. Costco Is Selling a ...

Not forever though. I found this out last week. But not on the tennis court. In my yard. Raking leaves, I discovered, is just as big a pain in the butt as tennis. I suppose I never noticed this ...

Recycling leaves, rather than raking them away, can be good for your lawn, according to Michigan State University expert Rebecca Krans. A National Wildlife Federation survey of 1,500 people across ...

In just under two weeks, fall colors are expected to peak in Milwaukee — which means leaf-raking season is just around the corner. The city of Milwaukee will once again collect leaf piles ...

To prepare for the cold temperatures ahead, the trees in your yard will break their connection to their leaves, leaving your lawn a mess. You might consider a few options: Not raking leaves at all ...

That beauty signals the time when all deciduous trees will lose their leaves. Large volumes of leaves make it necessary to do something for the health of the grass in our lawns. Traditionally ...