What is the best way to use pine needles raked up on my property?
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They make great mulch for flower and vegetable gardens as well as nice fire starters if you have a fire place or fire pit.
use them as mulch around flower beds.
Be careful using the pine needles on certain flowers,shrubs etc,not all plants will tolerate the acidity from pine.
Use them as mulch in your own flower beds. Offer to trade for flowers, fruits , vegetables at the local co-op.
Going along with the mulch ideas, they can be chopped up & use as mulch in any potted plants as well!
great mulch. They have an natural ingredient that kills weeds too. They do add acid to soil