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Fallen leaves provide nutrients and shelter for wildlife, but leaving a thick layer on lawn grass can contribute to fungal diseases. Ohio homeowners can mulch leaves with a mower, compost them, use shredded leaves in garden beds, make leaf mold, or use municipal yard-waste recycling programs. Leaves should not be burned, sent to landfills, or pushed into storm drains.
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