Leaf mold

Leaf mold is a wonderful soil amendment that can boost your garden's productivity. Learn more about what leaf mold is and how to make it!

What is leaf mold? Leaf mold compost is a simple process that allows you to break down your fallen leaves for future use in gardens and flower beds. Click the following article for more information on using leaf mold for soil.

Leaf mold sounds like a bad thing, but it's not. Leaf mold is nothing more than partially decomposed leaves that are somewhere along the continuum between shredded leaves and humus.

Learn how to make leaf mold compost fast! Get 5 great tips to create rich, organic matter and a wonderful soil amendment to make your garden grow better!

In this article, learn how to recycle fall's debris to create this organic soil amendment and mulch.

High hoophouse humidity can lead to tomato leaf mold. Learn about disease basics and organic and conventional control options here.

There's no right or wrong way to recycle the leaves to make leaf mold: either whole leaves or mulched leaves. If you recycle whole leaves, however, plan to wait it out for a good 1-3 years for the leaves to break down to create the leaf mold that you can then use in your garden. For these leaves, I'm in no rush. Mulched leaves will break down faster, within months. So it depends on your patience level. :)

Fallen leaves make one of the best soil amendments around

Easy instructions on how to make leaf mould - a fantastic, free garden soil conditioner. Plus tips on the best leaves for making leaf mould.