Did you know that bay leaves can be used not only in the kitchen, but also in the garden?
We'll tell you why experienced gardeners bury bay leaves in the soil.
Why bury bay leaves in the garden
Firstly, bay leaf is a very effective fertilizer.
Secondly, bay leaf stimulates the decomposition of organic matter and improves the soil structure.
Thirdly, bay leaf has antibacterial and antifungal properties.
By burying bay leaves in the garden, you will protect plants from diseases.
Fourthly, bay leaves can be used to protect plants from pests.
The specific smell of bay leaf is not tolerated by ants, aphids and snails in particular.
You can use either fresh or dried bay leaves.
You need to bury it to a depth of 5-10 centimeters. Before burying, the leaves can be torn into small pieces.
The optimal time for burying bay leaves in the garden is autumn.
