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["Ward Barnes" <ward_p_barnes@hotmail.com>]

An added bonus.  Most leaf bags can be reused.  Be careful and not poke holes in the sides from small sticks and such.

 

Ward.

>

>Just a reminder to all those suburban farmers (and those willing to forage in suburbia) that a

>bumper crop of leaf bags is starting to emerge at the end of driveways.

>

>Come in all shapes, colors and sizes, but I prefer the clear ones, as you can see what type of

>leave you are getting, and avoid those with trash in them..

>

>Makes great mulch, compost, weed block and all free for the taking. So very easy to work with too.

>

>Save yourself a bundle of green and go foraging. Looks like a bumper crop of leaf bags this year.

>

>Later,

>Tom

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>Thomas Olenio

>Ontario, Canada

>Hardiness Zone 5b

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