Naturespace with Haith's

Letting the Leaves Lie This Autumn: A Simple Step for a Healthier Bird Garden and Happier Wildlife

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Welcome back to Naturespace with Haith’s! In this episode, Simon dives into the unexpected benefits of letting fallen leaves lie in our gardens this autumn. Discover how a ‘less is more’ approach to autumn garden care can benefit the soil, support local wildlife, and even reduce your workload! Simon shares his personal experiences with this hands-off method and explains why leaving leaves might be the easiest, most impactful way to create a nature-friendly garden space. 🍁🌱

 

Tune in to find out:

  • How fallen leaves act as natural fertiliser and protect soil moisture.
  • Why insects, birds, and other wildlife love a leafy layer.
  • Tips for integrating this simple practice into your garden, with Simon’s own observations and results.

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    Let’s rethink garden ‘tidiness’ and find simple, sustainable ways to partner with nature!

     

    Episode Highlights:

    • Intro to Naturespace with Haith’s
    • Why letting leaves lie matters: a fresh perspective on autumn gardening
    • Personal experience: what happened when Simon tried this in his garden
    • The role of leaves in supporting local wildlife and soil health
    • Encouraging listeners to give it a try and see the benefits for themselves
    • Closing thoughts and invitation to join the conversation


      • Join the Conversation: Have you tried leaving the leaves in your garden? Share your experience with us on social media or reach out through Naturespace with Haith's! Let's make this autumn a little wilder together.

       

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        Naturespace with Haith'sBy Haith's and Simon King, FLS