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Leaving Fallen Leaves Alone Benefits Nature by Providing Invertebrate Habitat

Leaving fallen leaves on the ground provides significant ecological value by serving as habitat for invertebrates, contrary to homeowner perceptions of it being extra work.

1 publisher · 1 article · first seen 10 Oct 2026 · updated 3d ago

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