Better yet, take the bag off and just mulch the leaves into the lawn.
bobhadanaccident
3 months ago
Both take too much effort. I’ll embrace the leaves.
pussmykissy
3 months ago
Leaves are more effective at fertilizing your yard than anything else.
charmanderp09
3 months ago
Embrace the leaves , we need more fire flies
DrWKlopek
3 months ago
Recycle those leaves instead of bagging
Lilly_1337
3 months ago
We pile the leaves in a wind-protected corner behind some shrubs so the hedgehogs have a safe place in winter.
Feefifiddlyeyeoh
3 months ago
Sure. If you only have a light dusting of leaves like this picture.
Novus20
3 months ago
Or and hear me out now…….leave the leafs they help the grass
v1xiii
3 months ago
And you only have to stop and empty it every 2 minutes!
addyandjavi3
3 months ago
LEAVE THE LEAVES
The bugs need em
NightSail
3 months ago
FYI: If you like fireflies, leave the leafs in place. That is where they lay their eggs. Leaf mulch will also work.
Truckeeseamus
3 months ago
Rake is quiet and does not need gas
Left-Yak1244
3 months ago
Leaving the leaves is like giving your lawn a natural blanket. They break down and feed the soil while providing a habitat for beneficial insects. It’s the ultimate win-win for your yard and the ecosystem.
CookieCutterU
3 months ago
Mulch the leaves. It’s better for your yard.Â
ziration
3 months ago
Husqvarna makes the good mowers. Nice mower.
Odd-Description562
3 months ago
That’s how landscaping companies do it all the time
Nike_Decade_Bearv2
3 months ago
Certified grounds keeper here, when we do our leaf removal on campus we have a billy goat ( basically just a leaf vacuum with a huge bag) and push mowers with bags. Hoping to upgrade our ride ons next year with hoppers just to make leaf removal more efficient.
aUserIAm
3 months ago
Not always. Depends on the type of leaves and the type of grass. Works great if the leaves are sitting neatly on top of the grass but if they get down into it it can cause a lot of problems if you try to mulch it or the bag doesn’t get enough of them.
Tom23824
3 months ago
Bag gets full in one go. This is not that great of a life hack.
mcandrewz
3 months ago
Oh god don’t do this. Bugs use leaves to breed and hibernate in. You are shredding the good guys. At least with raking, you can move them somewhere else.Â
Highway_Hooker
3 months ago
I rake them up usually, or occasionally mulch them into the bag, then dump HUGE piles in the chicken run. The girls LOVE scratching through the leaves for bugs. Keeps the mud down too.
UnfairAnything
3 months ago
all my family does is clear leaves out of the gutters and sewage drains on the street
llamasauce
3 months ago
My lawn will have leaves ankle-deep by November. And it’s full of tree roots so I can’t just mow them up. When I’m done blowing leaves, there’s a fucking mountain across my whole frontage at the street.
Ambitious_Yard9828
3 months ago
Exactly. If it’s dry it’ll pulverize them into nothing.
ConnorRumbold
3 months ago
Unfortunately, lawnmowers are more expensive than rakes…
fishytunadood
3 months ago
Like, no shit Sherlock
RainAlternative3278
3 months ago
Ur just figuring it out now
IrishDaveInCanada
3 months ago
If you want a naturally aerated and organic matter rich lawn you need leaves, eartworms will pull them down into the ground to eat, mixing them into the existing soil. No leafs = less worms = poorer quality soil.
Better yet, take the bag off and just mulch the leaves into the lawn.
Both take too much effort. I’ll embrace the leaves.
Leaves are more effective at fertilizing your yard than anything else.
Embrace the leaves , we need more fire flies
Recycle those leaves instead of bagging
We pile the leaves in a wind-protected corner behind some shrubs so the hedgehogs have a safe place in winter.
Sure. If you only have a light dusting of leaves like this picture.
Or and hear me out now…….leave the leafs they help the grass
And you only have to stop and empty it every 2 minutes!
LEAVE THE LEAVES
The bugs need em
FYI: If you like fireflies, leave the leafs in place. That is where they lay their eggs. Leaf mulch will also work.
Rake is quiet and does not need gas
Leaving the leaves is like giving your lawn a natural blanket. They break down and feed the soil while providing a habitat for beneficial insects. It’s the ultimate win-win for your yard and the ecosystem.
Mulch the leaves. It’s better for your yard.Â
Husqvarna makes the good mowers. Nice mower.
That’s how landscaping companies do it all the time
Certified grounds keeper here, when we do our leaf removal on campus we have a billy goat ( basically just a leaf vacuum with a huge bag) and push mowers with bags. Hoping to upgrade our ride ons next year with hoppers just to make leaf removal more efficient.
Not always. Depends on the type of leaves and the type of grass. Works great if the leaves are sitting neatly on top of the grass but if they get down into it it can cause a lot of problems if you try to mulch it or the bag doesn’t get enough of them.
Bag gets full in one go. This is not that great of a life hack.
Oh god don’t do this. Bugs use leaves to breed and hibernate in. You are shredding the good guys. At least with raking, you can move them somewhere else.Â
I rake them up usually, or occasionally mulch them into the bag, then dump HUGE piles in the chicken run. The girls LOVE scratching through the leaves for bugs. Keeps the mud down too.
all my family does is clear leaves out of the gutters and sewage drains on the street
My lawn will have leaves ankle-deep by November. And it’s full of tree roots so I can’t just mow them up. When I’m done blowing leaves, there’s a fucking mountain across my whole frontage at the street.
Exactly. If it’s dry it’ll pulverize them into nothing.
Unfortunately, lawnmowers are more expensive than rakes…
Like, no shit Sherlock
Ur just figuring it out now
If you want a naturally aerated and organic matter rich lawn you need leaves, eartworms will pull them down into the ground to eat, mixing them into the existing soil. No leafs = less worms = poorer quality soil.
I said the same thing 2 days ago: [https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1h28hoi/comment/lzj8ucq/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1h28hoi/comment/lzj8ucq/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)
Compost
Rakes aren’t supposed to pick things up…