Tired of Spending Countless Hours Raking and Bagging Fallen Leaves Every Fall Season?

I'm excited to share with you the easiest way to rake and bag fallen leaves. As we all know, it's fall, and there are tons of leaves everywhere, which can be a lot of work to clean up. But fear not, because I have the perfect solution that will save you time, energy, and reduce waste.

Most people use a rake to gather all the leaves, put them into piles, bag them, and then throw them away. But that's such a waste of organic matter and contributes to plastic waste in landfills. So let me show you the easiest way to collect and reuse fallen leaves.

I start by using a low-power electric mower with a bag in the back to shred and pick up all the leaves from the grass, concrete, and gravel. It's effortless and saves so much time compared to using a rake. I just go over all the fallen leaves on the grass with the electric mower, and it shreds and bags them for me. It's that simple.

One of the biggest issues with bagging leaves is that not only do we throw away organic material that we could use in our gardens, but we also use plastic bags that contribute to landfill waste. But now that all the leaves are bagged, you can easily incorporate them into your garden as mulch around your plants, or add them to your soil to increase the organic matter. This not only promotes healthy roots and plants but also reduces plastic waste.

Using fallen leaves in your garden also attracts earthworms, which create worm castings that act as fertilizer for your soil. They also aerate the soil and help with drainage, which is essential for healthy plant growth.

I know it may seem like a stupidly simple solution, but it works wonders. And it's not just for grassy areas. You can also use the electric mower on gravel and concrete, and the results are just as impressive. Plus, you can also use the fallen leaves to make hot compost or add them to your worm bin.

In conclusion, I hope this blog post has given you some inspiration on how to reuse fallen leaves and reduce plastic waste. It's a simple solution that benefits both your garden and the environment. So the next time you see a pile of fallen leaves, don't reach for a rake and a plastic bag, reach for your electric mower, and make the most of this organic material.

Thanks for reading, and I hope you found this helpful. See you in the next post!