Bagging fallen leaves in autumn and throwing them in the trash creates a lot of unnecessary waste, but it also channels energy away from your garden that could be used to make your plants grow better. Packed with carbon and other nutrients, chopped fall leaves make a valuable mulch and compost ingredient, but they can be used in other ways too. Add to compost - The fastest way to get rid of lots of autumn leaves is to throw them in your compost pile. Leaves serve as a carbon source in composting, so they’ll need to be blended with plenty of green or nitrogen-rich materials, like grass clippings or kitchen scraps, to ensure they break down fast. Mulching or chopping leaves before composting speeds up the composting process too. Make mulch - Why buy bagged mulch when you can make your own eco-friendly mulch with autumn leaves? Leaf mulch can be applied to vegetable gardens or ornamental beds and its dark, earthy color blends right into landscapes and looks appealing in container gardens...
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