I have written before about how I make leaf mold in my garden. But today, I thought it would be useful to share how I use the leaf mold that I make since I have been asked about this a few times ...

Leaf mold may not sound very appealing ... There’s plenty of ways you can use fallen leaves to decorate around your home, and considering the amazing shades of red and yellow you get, it ...

Leaf mould improves garden soils and can be used around the garden for multiple ... are broken down and turned into humus-rich leaf mold by the fungi enzymes. As it continues to decompose it ...

There is an even more valuable use for tree leaves; making leaf mold. Leaf mold is a type of decomposed leaf material. It differs from composted leaves and mulch by the way it is decomposed.

Once decomposed, spread the leaf mold around plants or mix it into your soil. You can use leaf mold for more than mulch. Check out these other uses: Shredding leaves before using them as mulch ...

If you use a mower to mulch the leaves in your yard and barely see any ... they can increase the risk of creating snow mold over the winter. "It slows the green-up of the turf grass as they ...

or you can work the leaf mold into the top several inches of the soil. In addition, chopped leaves can be used as a winter mulch on top of garden beds to help retain moisture, reduce weeds and ...

Toxic mold growing within their walls ... for additional research regarding other health effects. This hesitancy leaves many patients in a difficult position. Conventional physicians may overlook ...