It's come to the time of year where I need to do something about all the leaves in my yard. Everyone else around has started blowing or raking. I, however, plan on just running them over with my lawn mower. Is that wrong?
EDIT: For some inexplicable reason, I forgot to make my own action of mowing leaves a poll option. Could the dearest mods please fix?
I live in a brownstone. To explain to the non New Yorkers, this means I have a small concrete front yard with a little dirt, therefore, no leaves to clean.
At my summer house however. We have three trees and large backyard. But we don't visit in the winter, so I pray they blow away by June.
I'm usually the one who winds up with the leaf-raking job, and there are a ton of them every year. (We're on a corner lot, so more yard space.) Fortunately, they all tend to drop in the space of a week or 2, and by now the trees are all bare.
I've never really though of that solution before, but that is an awesome idea. It just destroys all the leaves! *revvs up lawnmower and obsessively mows lawn*
When I was a lad our front lawn had two trees that shed leaves up to a metre in length and about 3 cm wide. They were very very tough leaves and would resisit attempts at lawn mowing by wrapping around the shaft and stoping the blades. I used to collect them into bundles and then use one of the leaves to tie them up.
Just realised I haven't done that in about 15 years- never would have believed I could feel nostalgic for such things.
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