In this video I describe the easiest way and the quickest way to make leaf mould. I explain what it is, why we should make it and what it can be used for as well as the difference between compost and leaf mould.
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A timely tip! Our leaves are almost done here, time to rake and collect. Thx, Rachel! 🍂🍁🍃
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With so much to be done we need the easy 😄 Thanks Rachel ❤️
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I have a leaf bay this year , watering every other day. Can't wait to use it next year, i have avoided using waxy leaves, as i have heard they take longer to break down. Thanks for the video.
Learned from experience: Sweet Gum Balls refuse to rot (even in a compost pit)
Brava!
Hi Rachel, very nice video. I personally love to have leafmold mixed with my compost in allotment and my front garden. Thanks for sharing and happy growing 😀.
Seems like this should be a 'family' event – one to hold the bag open. one to gather, one to rake, one to film and the most important element – Rachel to supervise!!! Autumn is a time to tidy so Spring has a chance to prosper. (I'll leave you to sort out who does what.) I've got a lot to 'tidy' thanks to the previous tenants who left everything in the garden a mess/overgrown.
Useful information for all gardeners.