When composting isn't allowed, fall leaves can still enrich garden beds directly.
Use a lawn mower with a bagger to shred and collect leaves. Raise the blades if needed; a mix of grass and leaves is fine.
Spread shredded leaves directly on beds. No tilling is required—they'll break down over time.
If wind is an issue, wet the leaves after spreading or cover with twiggy brush. In rainy climates, this step may be unnecessary.
Mowing and mulching with leaves is a simple, no-compost way to add organic matter and protect soil over winter.
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