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Fall is a crucial season for lawn care, setting the foundation for a lush, healthy yard when spring arrives. But keeping your yard leaf-free during fall can feel like a never-ending battle.

A thin layer of finely shredded leaves is usually safe, so if you have a heavy leaf fall, consider a mix of mulching and raking to collect extra leaves.

Consider mulching your lawn leaves in place them rather than raking or blowing them.

Travel blogger Alexandra Blodgett has visited 35 national parks. Some of the best for fall foliage are often overlooked, she said.

Lowers intensity – warm, dry periods cause fall foliage to be muted and dusty looking. Less leaves – with less water the trees are less healthy, causing canopies to have less leaves than usual.

Climate change may cause fall leaves to change later, putting trees at risk for frost damage. Even if they change on time, colors may not be vibrant.

Should you rake or mulch your leaves this fall? If you live in a new subdivision with a small smattering of newly planted trees, this leaf thing is a non-issue.