But I may have discovered an organic yard maintenance tool made from over ripe forest products. Been picking up sticks, now and again, and tossing them in a pile until it’s dry enough to bring out the tractor to haul them out back. Maybe started 3 weeks ago. What I’ve found is that the leaves in the yard eventually, and as random as the breeze, are getting caught in the pile, leaving the yard as clean of leaves as I can remember. Feel free to try this at home.
Let’s copy write it! And keep it secret for now. We’ll call it M&M’s. What do you think? edit: hereby copy written by M&M’s
Whatever works. I have a lot of leaves to get rid of. Every year by the time the oaks drop leaf it turns wet and/or snows so it waits until spring, but I don't do much raking.
