5 GREAT Ways to Use Fall Leaves in the Garden - Feed Your Soil

[@sharlenec7289]

Love your channel. I learn so much. Excellent teacher. Beautiful lady and beautiful garden.

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You are so knowledgeable and your home is BEAUTIFUL! New subscriber.

[@Alisorganics]

Thank you so much! 🤗 welcome!

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[@Alisorganics]

😄lol! Thank you as well! 🌻welcome!!!

[@hoosierpreppingnurse]

While I have used leaf mulch before I haven’t used leaf mold. This is going to be my next garden project.

[@Alisorganics]

It’s so easy!

[@icejunki]

Always such great content. Thanks for sharing.

[@Alisorganics]

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[@Alisorganics]

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[@insidethegardenwall22]

Ali, you’re always timely with what I am doing in the garden! Question: This year a lawn company is dropping off a truck load of fall leaves, mainly maple, to my suburban garden. I’m using them to mulch vegetable beds, pathways and perhaps make leaf mold. I have a blueberry patch. Is it a good idea to mulch blueberry plants, considering leaf mold has a close to neutral ph?

[@Alisorganics]

Yes, you can put the completed leaf mold around your blueberry plants and it won’t change the pH. 😊