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Hi everyone! I'm starting to prepare for spring and cleaning my flower beds.

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Hi everyone!  I'm starting to prepare for spring and cleaning my flower beds.Hi everyone! I'm starting to prepare for spring and cleaning my flower beds. Any tips on getting leaves out if the mulch, without having to replace the mulch? Thanks!  
Hi everyone! I'm starting to prepare for spring and cleaning my flower beds.

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What form of mulch are you using?  
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@nonie red cedar chips
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@acnode id probably just pick them up by hand, anything mechanical I likely to collect your chips too. If it were a mulch such as compost I’d say leave them to brake down it’s good for the soil structure but appreciate in this instance they’re probably ruining the aesthetics  
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Have the same problem on our bark area. it is a mess of leaves. I looked at it 2 days ago  
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Just leave them there to rot down too?  
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