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foofy 31 points 3 years ago

As others mentioned already, they definitely won't be gone by the end of winter. Your lawn probably will be though, because if you have heavy leaf fall it'll smother the grass.

Maybe it'd be better if we all just let things happen and let native plants run wild, but culturally we aren't there yet.

For now I just compost them.

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TheMauveAvenger 12 points 3 years ago

If you live anywhere that gets snow, those leaves aren't going anywhere until almost the next summer, and like you said they're taking the grass with it.

OP and anyone voting this up probably live in apartments with no yards.

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The_v 1 point 3 years ago

It's the only time of the year I use the bagger on my lawnmower. All of the chopped up leaves get piled into the raised garden beds or flower beds.

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