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Leaves make for great and sustainable mulch for your yard
Collect loose leaves from your yard and turn them into mulch
In the back of your beds, simply leave them where they fall to add nourishment to the soil as they break down, along with natural protection from the cold. (Just remember not to bury evergreen perennials, such as sedums and candytuft. Also, don’t cover too heavily over areas with small spring bulbs, like winter aconites and anemones, or they might not make it through the mulch in spring.)