How to Mulch Leaves With a Lawn Mower Do double duty by using your mower to mulch the leaves that have fallen on your lawn.

If you're not creating and spreading leaf mulch, start now! It's basically free, and I couldn't care for my yard and garden without it.

Should you use a leaf blower? What about a mulching lawn mower? And do you bag or compost your leaves? Let's finally settle the fall leaf debate.

Use the lawn mower to shred leaves for the garden or consider purchasing a combination leaf vacuum /leaf mulcher.

To mulch leaves, use a lawn mower or leaf shredder to cut up your leaves into small pieces and then pile them up around your plants.

Before you cut back on the raking or using the leaf blower, the best method is to first shred dry fallen leaves into smaller pieces using either a lawn mower with a mulching attachment, or a leaf ...

If you don’t have a shredder, that’s fine—you can get the job done with your lawn mower. Just create a big pile of leaves, then drive or push your lawn mower over the top.

Q: The landscapers for our HOA are using mulching mowers on our grass. The cut grass often remains on top, browns and causes the grass under to brown out also. Should grass be mulched in our desert ...