EASIEST Way to Rake Fallen Leaves
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- Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2021
- Most people use a rake to rake up the leaves and then make piles, bag the leaves, and then throw them away. That is a waste of a lot of organic matter. The easiest way to rake, shred, and bag leaves at the same time is to use a mower. I use a low powered electric mower which does a great job in picking up the leaves. You can pickup the leaves from grass, gravel, and even concrete.
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Do you use fallen leaves? What other ways do you use the leaves?
I usually just rake the leaves around my fruit tree, shrubs, and beds and let it serve as winter insulation. I leave grass clippings on the lawn to feed the new grass, no bag attachment. A couple years back I hired a gardener to help with my lawn maintenance. He mistakingly raked up all my leaves from my beds and even took from my compost pile, bagged it up, and threw it all away. He thought he was "cleaning up". When I got home I nearly had a heart attack! They say not to cry over spilled milk, well I actually cried over spilled dirt. Im still sad about it.
Just started watching you videos, so helpful. Thank you!
I have done this for years even without the bag on the back in order to add organic matter into the lawn. My lawn loves it! It is a good idea to wear protective lenses especially when mowing over rocks - at the off chance a rock or stick flies out from under the mower. Better safe than sorry.
Great idea to add to my compost!
Beautiful
Thanks a bunch for video I intend on raking soon I want to avoid them blowing back onto my lawn but I will throw some into the flower bed by the house and I put all of my pine needles onto the bottom of the three huge pine trees in the yard because the needles have not all fallen off but my dog enjoys playing in the piles too...
Am so glad you made this video. I have lot of live oak on our property and gas mower didn’t do a good job. I also am of the same opinion and hoard on fallen leaves to make compost. Although I just got a leaf vacuum to bag and collect them. I still have to make piles of leaves though. Am wondering oak leaves are so small do you think electric mower is worth it??
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The quality of videos is great...how long does a video like this take to edit?
Thank you so much for this video, it really helped me out😁
Love this, sent to my hubs. With you showing how to use it on the gravel was so super helpful. I am assuming that we can use that process for limbs that fall, we live in a very windy Northern Wisconsin area. We have tons of trees that we love, well I love! Now my hubs might quit threatening every fall to cut the Oaks and Maples down. Thanks for the video!
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Which model of Ryobi lawn mower is this?
Another great video! Thank you.
Uncle, I just put them in the worm bin. Dry leaves layer right in with kitchen scraps.
Nice to see you used this idea on gravel. I would have been hesitant. But after your demo I'll give it a try...
if I were to store some extra autumn leaves in a tote or a old Rubbermaid trashcan would I have to put holes in the bottom or on the sides for air ventilation especially if I’m not using them right away? That would be a good way for the worms to get in there too wouldn’t it?
Yes, it's necessary. Although put a few hands of soil into thr container.
I like the idea of using fallen leaves in my little raised bed, and we do have one tree in our yard and there are a couple of trees in our neighbor's yard. My question is about the Kentucky coffee tree, which has leaves and pods which is toxic to children and animals. Are they also unsafe to use in my organic garden?
I had one of those electric & a rechargeable - easiest mow ever. Now I have goats that absolutely love leaves. In my 40 years of land ownership ( which half is covered with trees ), I’ve never raked leaves.
That's even better! I want to get goats but heard that they will strip bark off the trees and eat the bark as well
I so enjoy your videos because I really use many of your tips and ideas here in northeast Oklahoma. You’re also a pleasure to listen to. Very welcoming and warm. Thank you for your efforts and sharing.❤️
Glad you like the videos :)
The batteries on that mower are too heavy for me to mow the 45 degree angle slope in my front yard. I found that the electric mowers are lightest for me, plus don't have all that exhaust that comes with gas engines. I don't mow with a bag, but I mulch with the mower, and let it go back on the ground. It does decompose. We also enjoy raking, it's good exercise, and fun for the kids to help and play in the big piles. I compost the piles, and you are correct, in my experience, the piles are 6 feet tall today, but a year from now are 'gone' back to ground level. Thank you!!!
I give you leaves, you give me veggies!!!! Simple as that!!! 😉😉😉 thank you Jag!!!! 👍 👍
Haha :) Easiest way to Garden!
I have a similar mower to yours. Perfect for picking up fallen leaves!
The gas mower I used to have, didn't do as good a job.
Yea gas one somehow doesn't do a good job and you can't use it on gravel, maybe too powerful
So all those bags o fe garbage at the side of the road is easy free picking for those of us that need those leaves.
I have a friend who goes around neighborhoods and collects them haha
My sister has a couple of lawn service guys who'll deliver whole pick-up trucks full of leaves to her for free. The one thing to watch is you don't want to use leaves and clippings from a lawn with heavy pesticide use.
Yes
Hi Jag very nice I would like to wish you and your family a blessed weekend and stay safe bye.
Thank you! You too!
Growing up we used to burn them, not entirely sure why to be honest. I grew up on a farm and we grew our own produce, so I'm sure we easily could've mulched or composted with them. For us kids, though, the burning was fun because -- well, I think we were secretly little pyromaniacs.
Secretly?
Hmm maybe they wanted to get rid of them and didn't know what they could do with them
Here in WA we're a little more "hippy" it seems that other places of the US. we're not allowed to put plastic bags of leaves out. We have a yard waste pick up specifically for...yard waste but it HAS to be in paper bags.
Thanks, Inslee!
Same here in Lawrence, MA
You are just Awesome.. can we please clone you? Hahahahahahh wonderful video.. just beautiful.. Thank You
Thank you sir 🙏
Most welcome
What if you don't have a garden and don't want a compost pile?
You can put the leaves in the bags and give them to a friend who has a garden
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Thoroughly enjoyed this video can’t understand how anyone can bag this 🍂🍂Gardeners GOLD 🍁🍁and throw it away 🤦🏻♀️
Don't you have to worry about whether or not the yard your getting leaves or grass from has been treated with chemicals?
Grass, yes, you have to be careful that grass is not treated with chemicals or pesticides. I mention this here ruclips.net/video/HVWOpB8g0AM/видео.html However tree leaves if you can gather without getting grass in the process, then you don't have to worry about the bad chemicals.
@@DaisyCreekFarms Didn't know that, thanks!
I wish everyone would switch to electric mowers. The noise pollution for gas powered mowers is almost as bad as the air pollution! We can’t afford our own mower yet, so we’ve been borrowing our neighbor’s. I hope we can get an electric!
When the mower bags get full the suction drops a lot so you can't pack too much in. But, you can use two bags and a friend to run the full one to the compost pile, or just dump each full bag on a tarp so you can carry a big load all at once. Also, if you have too big a pile, add some organic alfalfa pellets from the feed store to break them down quickly.
Any concerns with adding the leaves untop of lawn grass during the fall / winter? I live in New Jersey
Little shredded leaves will be good but a lot of leaves can smother grass.
I don’t have a mower…
U R SO RIGHT .
It is stupidly easy !
I'm so embarrassed, I do use my leaves in my flower beds.
In addition to a push lawn mower, I also use a riding lawn mower with a bagger attachment, and sometimes I use my leaf vacuum/mulcher.
Great point! Yes, all of these are the easiest way to gather leaves!
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Yea I heard that lol but I don't see the reference plus John Oliver can summon George Clooney anytime with the snap of his fingers so I rather not get confused for him
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I put mine in my compost bin and it really heats it up.
Why my all tomato plant leaves and flower curling??
LEAF MOLD!!!
So, not with gas lawnmower?😢
I dont waste one single leaf...but this year they taking long time to fall...
Easiest way is to use a leaf blower. Not an electric though because they still suck. And then you shred the leaves. Unless you have goats of course 😉. Cheers
I don’t take leaves it’s good for the grass
So go out and buy an electric mower? That is how to rake them? Humm
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