Yeah, but you live on a yuge country estate where you can do that.
My neighbors, up hill and upwind from me, have a big grove of red and white oaks that pretty much funnel down onto my small lot. I bag in spring and the fall because the oaks fall all winter. And they do not compost worth a ****, unlike silver maples leaves that crumble to dust by spring. The big black hole to the alternative oak and squirrel universe at the end of the block doesn't help. It's a portal to bushels and bushels of more oak leaves and an endless supply of squirrels. It never stops. I hate that black hole.
BTW all of the leaves picked up here do go to a composting site and not landfill. The article was just dumb for anyone who lives in a heavily wooded area. And I am not sure what kind dumb **** city/state puts leaves into a landfill like that article said.
