Why I Don't Rake Leaves Until Spring

Len B

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My sulcatas eat the fallen leaves during winter. Here's Walker and Donald enjoying some today. Most of the leaves are maple with mulberry, redbud, grape, ginkgo and ROS mixed in.KIMG1379~2.JPGKIMG1385.JPGThis is the first time I've seen anyone eating any this year, we haven't had any rain for several weeks and what had fallen were dry, they prefer them wet and Ian's rain wetted them. A free winter food source.
 

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My sulcatas eat the fallen leaves during winter. Here's Walker and Donald enjoying some today. Most of the leaves are maple with mulberry, redbud, grape, ginkgo and ROS mixed in.View attachment 350441View attachment 350442This is the first time I've seen anyone eating any this year, we haven't had any rain for several weeks and what had fallen were dry, they prefer them wet and Ian's rain wetted them. A free winter food source.
Good information to know. Thank you very much for sharing.
 

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I have three fruitless mulberry. I strip them of their leaves to dry for winter. Not much taking here either.
 

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