You can actually see this magical stuff hidden in moist piles of old leaves. Leaf mold has the ability to act as a catalyst ...

Yup, with the magic of leaf mold or a shovel of compost, old potting soil that is dry looking but full of white chunks of ...

Leaves are a natural soil builder, can reduce the need for fertilizer on lawns and gardens and can offer excellent winter insulation for plants. Leaf mold is a nutrient rich soil amendment ...

ready to be worked into your garden beds and provide a boost to your plants come spring. Leaf mold is another fantastic way to make use of fall leaves, and it's a bit like nature's version of slow ...

Leaves from conifers and evergreen plants will take between two and three years to compost and are best added in small quantities only, shredding them first to help speed up composting.

Place a layer of greens, then browns, then greens and so on to create a compost pile. "Layering compost is important because ...

Last month, we covered the many benefits of leaves. How they’re worth their weight in gold, saving you money on mulch, ...