Leaf compost

Let's get real for a second: composting leaves is one of the smartest things you can do for your garden. It's a great way to mulch, fertilize, and

When life gives you leaves, why not make compost? Autumn leaves make the perfect addition to a well-balanced compost bin. Read more on Gardener’s Path.

You can easily build a wire compost bin that turns fall leaves into rich compost that you can put back into your garden

Leaf mold is a powerful soil amendment that can significantly improve growth in your garden. Here's how to make it, with step-by-step photos.

So what happens if you don’t turn compost? Not turning your compost may keep the heap cold and the processes inside anaerobic, but if the balance of brown vs green ingredients is right, you’ll still get compost. Cold composting takes longer, but it’s nature’s way of breaking down organic matter. Check this article to learn how to do compost the lazy way.

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It’s that time of year again when the leaves begin to fall. And you’ve probably figured out that dry leaves are an excellent source of brown composting

Put your fallen leaves to work in a compost pile.

See how to compost all of those leaves falling in your yard this fall fast! Learn the simple secrets to making great leaf compost.

How to make leaf mold and use it in your garden. Use up those fall leaves to make a great compost for your organic garden, it's to good too waste!