We've got some tips to help keep your lawn in great shape for next spring by handling fallen leaves the right way now.
Breakdown
- Fallen leaves can harm your lawn by trapping moisture, blocking sunlight, and causing dead spots. 5s
- The best time to remove leaves is when they are dry, ideally one to two days before rain or during low humidity. 18s
- Metal rakes are best for wet, heavy leaves, while plastic rakes work well for dry leaves; tarps can help collect large piles. 28s
- Store collected leaves in a dry area to prevent decomposition and avoid creating frozen piles that stress grass. 47s
- A thorough fall cleanup with proper planning and tools helps ensure a healthy lawn for the next year. 1m 10s