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We have over two acres. Stuff close to the house we blow into the yard,Then we put the snow blade on the tractor and push the leaves into the compost pile.
neither…I leave them where they lay…its good ground cover…after the last of the snow melts away in the spring, I do rake then…sort of…I mow the yard with a bag on my mower….I only rake around the areas the mower cant reach to get any leaves or trash that may be there…it may be the lazy ladies way of course, but it works for me…lol…
Templo S.U.D. over 12 years ago
uh… good point, Elliott?
rubinocreative Premium Member over 12 years ago
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Dani Rice over 12 years ago
We have over two acres. Stuff close to the house we blow into the yard,Then we put the snow blade on the tractor and push the leaves into the compost pile.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 12 years ago
Rake.
Jkiss over 12 years ago
We live on 17 wooded acres. I don’t have the gas or the a$$ to complete that job. We blow them away from the house back into the woods.
Linda Solomon over 12 years ago
neither…I leave them where they lay…its good ground cover…after the last of the snow melts away in the spring, I do rake then…sort of…I mow the yard with a bag on my mower….I only rake around the areas the mower cant reach to get any leaves or trash that may be there…it may be the lazy ladies way of course, but it works for me…lol…
vldazzle over 12 years ago
My weeding landscapers use blowers (at least current ones pull out what they blow into the pool).