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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, they enrich the soil in the middle of a forest but not your lawn ya nitwit.[/quote]

Please tell us how it is different. [/quote]

purposely obtuse i suppose? [/quote]

No, I'd like an explanation. [/quote]

If you don't clean/mulch leaves, after rain they will "stick" to the ground - essentially covering and weighting down on grass. If you leave it as is, it will kill the grass underneath. You know how people say use newspaper to kill weeds/unwanted grass? It's the same concept. [/quote]
I don’t have much grass but the leaves that land on the lawn do get mowed over. It’s astounding that you don’t know that but see fit to comment regardless. 😂[/quote]

?? Yes, I do know that. That's what happens when leaves kill your grass and sticks to the ground. You can't get your blade low enough to touch it. I don't get your comment. [/quote]
I don’t get yours. No leaves have killed my grass.[/quote]

https://www.lawnsandpalmsfl.com/are-dead-leaves-bad-for-my-grass/

[i]"Once the dead leaves get wet, they are much more likely to smother your grass, depriving it of much-needed oxygen and even sunlight. This could result in your grass dying."[/i][/quote]

What leaves stay wet long enough to kill grass. I've owned homes for 40 years and don't have this problem. [/quote]

I’ve seen it a lot. [/quote]

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