Uses for coffee grounds

Don’t just dump those used coffee grounds in the trash! There are so many incredible uses for coffee grounds in the garden, around the house and in the kitchen.

I don’t know about you, but I’m not a morning person. I need a good strong cup of coffee every day to reanimate me and propel me into whatever responsibilities I have on the agenda.

Chemicals are not good for your soil, most people want to provide nutrients to their plants by using natural resources. It looks a little crazy…

Here are fourteen genius ways to recycle used coffee grounds. You'll never throw them away again!

Blog post at Real Advice Gal : Uses for Coffee Grounds After you brew your morning coffee, what do you do with the used coffee grounds? If you said, “I throw them a[..]

Use coffee grinds as a soil amendment for acid-loving plants. Which plants like used coffee grounds? Remember, before brewing, grounds of coffee contain more acid as well as caffeine.

If you love coffee, there's a good chance you also love the smell of coffee grounds. But did you know that used coffee grounds can be beneficial for your plants? Here's a look at which plants like coffee grounds and how to use them.

Most people would assume that used coffee grounds are very acidic, but tests on the pH of this natural fertilizer shows that they are only mildly acidic. These used grounds therefore make a good "side-dressing" to many plants because as they decompose they tend to return to a near neutral pH. This means your plants get

See how to save coffee grounds in the winter without the worry of mold - and have plenty of powerful grounds for your garden next spring!

Did you know used coffee grounds can be reused in the garden, for crafts, and in the kitchen? Check out these 35 genius uses for coffee grounds!