Instead of raking or bagging fall leaves, try leaving them to decompose naturally, and enrich your soil, save time and create vital wildlife habitat.

When the first big pile of leaves gathers on your raised or in-ground garden beds, a common instinct is to rake them up so ...

The Claw, a front-loading tractor fitted with an articulating bucket for picking up loose debris, is demonstrated to the public at North Natomas Regional Park in 2023. The special yard waste ...

As the leaves begin to fall, several alternative maintenance options exist to take advantage of the foliage.

Autumn means nearly every yard sports a surplus of leaves, but luckily there are leaf collection programs all over the ...

Arlington collects about 50,000 cubic yards of leaves every year. Months ahead, staff analyzes historic data, tree types and density, weather forecasts, state forestry forecasts and resident feedback ...

Q: As I walk my dog near Mayo Clinic property or Bethany Lutheran College property or in the parks, I see all the big mowers ...

Let’s explore a few ways to save money and harness nature’s bounty for mulch, leaf mold, composting, and supporting our pollinators and beneficial insects.

I've long used this method myself - both for fall leaves and for the large seed pods the sweetgum tree in my yard drops.

Removing leaves is part of fall lawn care. Learn what happens when you leave wet leaves on your lawn too long and the best ...

It’s autumn, your neighbor’s yard has turned into a leaf graveyard, and the squirrels are sizing up your leftover tomatoes.

Chop your leaves and use them to enhance your soil. Have a great yard. Save energy by not requiring a big yard waste truck to ...