5 GREAT Ways to Use Fall Leaves in the Garden - Feed Your Soil

Learn 5 great ways to feed your garden soil and use up those fall leaves. Leaves are free, they feed your soil, which is the most important thing we can do in the garden! Gather up those fall leaves and get started on improving your soils structure, tilth and fertility.
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00:00 LEAVES!!
00:21 What leaves do
00:55 Mulch
02:41 Making Leaf Mold
04:50 Adding Leaves to the Compost
06:36 Trenching Leaves in the Garden
07:14 Using Leaves for Perennial Weeds

[@sharlenec7289]

Love your channel. I learn so much. Excellent teacher. Beautiful lady and beautiful garden.

[@karend8575]

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[@Alisorganics]

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[@Alisorganics]

Thank you so much! 🤗 welcome!

[@hoosierpreppingnurse]

While I have used leaf mulch before I haven’t used leaf mold. This is going to be my next garden project.

[@Alisorganics]

It’s so easy!

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Nice your video Bangladesh

[@Alisorganics]

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[@icejunki]

Always such great content. Thanks for sharing.

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[@insidethegardenwall22]

Ali, you’re always timely with what I am doing in the garden!
Question: This year a lawn company is dropping off a truck load of fall leaves, mainly maple, to my suburban garden. I’m using them to mulch vegetable beds, pathways and perhaps make leaf mold. I have a blueberry patch. Is it a good idea to mulch blueberry plants, considering leaf mold has a close to neutral ph?

[@Alisorganics]

Yes, you can put the completed leaf mold around your blueberry plants and it won’t change the pH. 😊