JD Miller on Instagram: "Leaf litter feeds soil microbes, holds moisture, and builds better forage. Some carbon stays locked in the ground, decomposing and improving structure and root growth. Watch out where you keep your fallen leaves because too much litter near barns or high volume areas shelters ticks and parasites. Especially in warm winters. Leave it where you want to build soil and rake it where you need air and movement. Plus all those raked, dry leaves work for goat treats, deep beddin

There's LIFE in the LEAF LITTER! 🍂 Fallen leaves and garden debris are not just clutter in your garden. They are hideaways for butterflies, bees, and other beneficial creatures seeking for shelter from the cold. 🥶 From butterflies camouflaging their cocoons, to bumblebees burrowing under the leaves, these natural shelter support a web of wildlife that keeps our garden's buzzing. 🐝 🦋 Find out what pollinators are hiding in your LEAF LITTER! | The Thoughtful Gardener

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