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ABOUT THE AUTHOR, FletcherFamily
I have been an organic gardener now for about 20 years, growing vegetables on an allotment in York, England.
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I would not advocate spending so much on a leaf collection bin, but collecting leaves to make leafmould should be practised by all. I think the RHS [Royal Horticultural Society] have plenty of money to spare though.
Jessica Still
Please tell us more about this attractive, English *leaf bin* - did you make it? So symmetrical! Here on the high desert it would be useful as a plant cloche during a grasshopper invasion!

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