how many bags of leaves do you rake up in the fall?

Question

ours are about 50 to 60

Answer 1

About 80-100.

Answer 2

I had a commercial lawn service for 26 years. We would rent 20 yard roll off containers for each development that we took care of. One development needed 3 containers each fall. Don't know how many bags that would be, but that's 60 cu yds, after they'd been mowed over a couple times and then blown into a vacuum.

Answer 3

None. The wind blows them across the street into the neighbors yard before we would have a chance to even get them. I don't know if they even notice though because they have 4 large Oak trees and 3 large Maples. The leaves leftover just get mulched with the grass from the lawn mower. Once the hedges that we planted around our property fill in however, the leaves won't be able to blow away, then I'll be stuck with them.

Answer 4

100

Answer 5

35 to 40

Answer 6

i don't measure it in bags, , i collect and mulch about 180 bushels each of leaves and grass and miscelaneous manure. With a little additive shell and epsoms salt it makes great soil by next spring. I make my own salsa from fresh every year, along with several other special garden things that just are not as good from the store.

Answer 7

I used to have approximately 80, but having had several trees cut down, I generally have 25-30.

Answer 8

Around 40 bags. If we can catch a non raining day then we can mow it with our ride on mower with the double catchers for leaves.

Answer 9

I have 70+ trees in my 1.27 acre yard. I don't rake, it is better for the environment---and SCREW the neighbors.
People always tell me my grass will die---but it's healthier than anyones. I WISH it would die so I didn't have to spend 6 hours a week mowing it!!!!!

Answer 10

none just moved the leaves in the garden to use as mulch to protect the plant from those early severe frosts