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- Martina Brescia
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In autumn terraces and gardens are often flooded with fallen leaves. In many cases it is appropriate to remove them, for example on passage areas such as footpaths or pavements, where the rain can be slippery. The fallen leaves can also cause rot and is necessary to remove them from the lawn, evergreen, near buds, in flower beds where we planted bulbs and generally in very shady areas, where it would remain more moist and is more likely to cause rot. Instead, they can be left at the bottom of trees, hedges, shrubs, empty flower beds and vegetable gardens, which are useful for creating humus.
Depending on the size of the garden you can choose between blowers/vacuums electric or combustion or rakes.
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