She caved into raking faster than a maple tree sheds its leaves in a F4 tornado.

The beautiful falling leaves of crimson, gold and red are a hallmark of Autumn. However, experts are advising us to utilise them for our benefit instead of simply raking them up for the bonfire ...

Recycling leaves, rather than raking them away, can be good for your lawn, according to Michigan State University expert Rebecca Krans.

When autumn arrives and leaves start to fall on lawns and walkways, the traditional method of raking can seem daunting. Thankfully, there are alternative techniques that not only simplify leaf ...

While most people choose to rake up falling leaves, some experts say leaving them on the ground could be good for your lawn.

Trees provide shade, oxygen and more. But, they also produce a ton of leaves. And with those comes the annual conundrum ― should you rake your leaves?

In just under two weeks, fall colors are expected to peak in Milwaukee — which means leaf-raking season is just around the corner. The city of Milwaukee will once again collect leaf piles ...

Why Skipping Leaf Raking Can Benefit Your Lawn This Fall Putting down the rake and “leaving leaves” will benefit soil and local wildlife.

Fallen leaves provide several benefits to our ecosystem and wildlife. This is why you should leave your leaves this fall.