Make Leaf Mold: Turn Fallen leaves into compost.|| WILL IT GROW!

Make Leaf Mold: Turn Fallen leaves into compost.
leaf mould is supper easy to make come have a look at how it's done.
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[@chickenjohnny3308]

John This was a great video. People talk a lot about mixing grass and leaves, Leaf mold alone is an excelent input for a garden. The friabilty of your soil incresses with brow mulch. I have no leaves this year the wind has removed them all from me. I hope your naighbor is ok.

[@HangroosGardening]

Informative upload my friend 🌿👌very well explained 👍☺and yes they are treasure for a gardener 😍👌even I too use them for mulching of my azaleas in summers and other winter plants as well in order to retain moisture and nutrients in my plants 🌿👌thanks for sharing friend ☺👍

[@homesteadaquarius]

Great job showing folks how they can make their own leaf mold John. I was happy to see you adding the twigs in. That chaos is what allows Nature to do that job better. It is how she does it. Air flow, moisture and no stratification.

[@RandWFarmstead-TonyWalsh]

Just watched again John, I got all the Pecan leaves in the world and why I haven’t done this is no excuse. Take care and have a blessed rest of the week my friend.

[@MarisSantos]

Oiê estou aqui acompanhando seu trabalho um bom dia meu amigo

[@VoonChile]

Smart dogs. Hope your neighbor is okay. Great information and great demonstration, well done John! Have a great day.

[@OurCabinInThewoods]

John hope you neighbor turn out ok. Now Great video you always have great info for everyone. stay warm and safe.

[@spitfirered]

Hi John, Leaves are Mother Natures Great Compost and most people who don't garden always piled them up and put them on the street in bags to be picked up, so great information for everyone to know. I hope you were able to check on your neighbor John!

[@SimplyJanHomestead]

We used to get them from a neighbor but here we have tons of leaves which is fantastic!

[@LorriesWorld]

Almost makes me wish I had leave to rake. Fantastic tips John.

[@LOSCHATARREROS007]

Lindo video amigo bendiciones

[@AlongTheRiverHomestead]

Best free stuff out there!! I layer my garden beds with leaves at the end of every season!!

[@IzaSol]

Nice! Bom trabalho!

[@NonaMaryGrace1952]

Thanks John for sharing your method and exsplaintion.💕 NonnaGrace

[@stonethecrowshomestead]

Great compost ideas. Our leaves fall from drought. Thanks John for the info.

[@TheOtherSideOfTheStove]

We had so many leaves on our farm 65 acres- we would burn a lot of it- and yes it naturally would compost. You know a lot about this process. Those dogs are crying - and smart that they know about the stroke.

[@cindysplace]

I ask people in my area for their fallen leaves for my garden. Thank you for this video. I really appreciate the information. I really appreciate that you explained the process.

[@GailsSouthernLiving]

Great lesson.

[@FlavorsandTextures]

Excellent information John! Blessings,

[@LizRizos]

Hello Friend

[@TheLaLaFarm]

Good video John. I remember when I was kid, raking those oak and maple leafs every fall. Nice job. - Rick

[@neecholeez1847]

Hope your neighbors are ok. Good video John. Good winter practices lead into good growing results in the spring and summer season. Just because nothing is growing doesn't mean there is nothing to do in the garden. Never done.😁

[@ciemathsolutions]

Compost is a good fertilizer for plants and vegetables. They sustain the nutrients of most plants. It is an inexpensive way of increasing productivity of vegetables and trees with it. Thank you for sharing. stay connected. God bless! familiaestrada

[@HortiHugo]

Great to see, exactly what I do here, collecting and putting into bags or leaving aside and after some time ... brown gold. All the best there, Hugh 😊🌿👍🏼

[@reapersridge7992]

Falling leaves Keeps roots protected under the soil for dormancy to slow the rate of photosynthesis so the tree can thrive the following year.

[@wildedibles819]

Yes we do this and add it to our one compost pile Our other side of the yard has no trees very little leaves so i leave them where they collect in my hedge Because its perennial plants and small trees they make it up through the leaves no problem Our leaf compost ends up being leaves and wood ashes from the wood stove we burn bones too And this pile gets oyster or clam shells whole from supper yumyum And usually any fish bone so we can burry that easily

[@TCGFAM]

Hope your neighbors ok !

[@jackosallotment6224]

I get mine from the gardeners around my workplace they have to keep the site clean as it’s a large retail park so they normally just bag them up and leave in a pile for me as they know I use it. Then I do basically the same as you although mine is put in a large compost bin so I need to water every now and again.but I too try to put a few twigs in to give it some air. Nice one cheers 🍻

[@movednorthhomestead7244]

We don’t have a “catcher” on our mower, so we put the leaves in a large garden trashcan and use a weed eater to pulverize them, then we pile them up for decomp or use as a cover mulch at the beginning of winter directly on our raised beds!!!

[@SimplyJanHomestead]

Great idea Diana!

[@BibleStoriesandBeyond]

Awesome Nice upload mate, big like from me!👍 Thank you for sharing!

[@stevesgrowingspace]

Hi John, I use the black bag technique for my leaf mould, it works well for me mate. Great video very easy to understand and very informative. All the best Steve

[@SimplyJanHomestead]

This is what I did this year. Gosh I sure hope your neighbor is ok. We’ll be praying! Great information Johnny! ❤️

[@luisrafaeldeterry1951]

I like the twig trick, thks

[@catharina2022]

leafmold is not as nutritional as compost, but it is the best for mulch and it provides a lot of texture aspecially to clay soil, if addited every year it will change amazingly 👱‍♀️🇱🇺

[@RandWFarmstead-TonyWalsh]

I’m trying to find me a used limb shredder that I can run leaves through, I enough pecan leaves to make this work. Thanks for sharing this information John.

[@chickenjohnny3308]

I have a leaf shredder your welcome to it.

[@joniboulware1436]

Dang Bermuda grass prevents raking leaves off the lawn. Tbose chopped up stolens can survive forever.

[@WILLITGROW]

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[@JulesGardening]

Good advice John. A lot of folk have the organic they need on hand, grass clippings and leaves. Enjoyed the info and putting it to use. 👍

[@GardeningWarrior]

you have inspired me to go to one of my local parks and stealing a giant contractor bag of leaves in a few months. If I get arrested-Ive got your number!

[@HOMESTEAD_AUS]

G,day John ,great video ,killing two birds with one stone . Cheers Wayne

[@grannymoreno9551]

Absolutely one of the best vids I’ve seen on the subject. Now I know why my own Grandmother would scoop up the Forrest mulch instead of purchasing from the garden center. Thank you. 👍

[@bygollystudio8567]

Thank you for the video. How did you learn all these wonderful things. Have a wonderful wonderful week.

[@WILLITGROW]

Thank you! You too! my late father had lot's of knowledge on taking care of soil and when he spoke i listened..Happy Thanksgiving!

[@WILLITGROW]

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[@ArkansasWoodcutter]

The wife and I were just doing this the other day

[@carolynsteele5116]

Nice to know that you can keep it simple and not worry so much about all the “rules”. I’d be very interested to watch an episode on exactly what you do with your finished leaf mold.

[@WILLITGROW]

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[@WILLITGROW]

carolyn i do have a video that i show what i do with it..

[@carolynsteele5116]

@@WILLITGROW thx I’ll look it up!

[@sidneybennett5278]

Good content

[@WILLITGROW]

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[@upupandaway5646]

I do the same ,great vid

[@WILLITGROW]

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[@crazedfamilygardens]

What if you don't have anything to add to the pile as an activator? Pray that your neighbor is okay.

[@WILLITGROW]

amy in that case just let it sit and it will break down in 3 years or so..

[@crazedfamilygardens]

@@WILLITGROW okay. Thank you John. I am going to make my leave mold pile today. I'm super excited.

[@danipossa4406]

first

[@chickenjohnny3308]

No faier you had an inside advantage. 😂 Good to see you Dani.

[@LizRizos]

Hello Friend