leafmould

“As autumn leaves fall, collect them up to make rich and crumbly leafmould, which is excellent for mulching shrubs, fruit trees and soft-fruit bushes; it also makes a good soil conditioner.”

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“I take simple pleasure in the thought that all those lovely yellow and orange leaves not many red this year are going to provide leafmould for the kitchen garden.”

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“Next she greesed the groove of her keel, warthes and wears and mole and itcher, with antifouling butter-scatch and turfentide and serpenthyme and with leafmould she ushered round prunella isles and eslats dun, quincecunct, allover her little mary.”

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“His name is Aldhelm," said Cadfael flatly, and rose from his knees, letting the soiled face sink back gently into the leafmould.”

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“Then another grabbed a handful of leafmould, damp and brown and full of fibre.”

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“Also use garden compost or leafmould to mulch around newly planted or established plants.”

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“Give plants under trees a hand by enriching the soil with garden compost or leafmould.”

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“Clear away the debris first and it'll make collecting fallen leaves for leafmould so much quicker.”

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“The product is a finely divided leafmould, of high nitrifying power, ready for immediate use [without temporarily inhibiting plant growth].”

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