GARDENING fans have revealed how coffee grounds could help your garden to bloom this spring. Now that the weather has begun to get warmer, you may find yourself spending more time in the garden ...

Did you know that leftover coffee grounds can be a valuable resource for your garden? Instead of dumping them, you can easily ...

Could your morning caffeinated pick-me-up be as beneficial to your beloved indoor plants as it is in the garden?

Lavender's vibrant colour and soothing scent makes it a stunning plant to have in any garden, but if you want to see it ...

One common suggestion for using coffee grounds in the garden is to apply them as a top dressing around plants. This is a case where the potential drawbacks outweigh the known benefits. Like any mulch ...

With so many gardening hacks and tricks out there, it is hard to know which ones actually work. But one age-old trick has ...

Banana peels are loaded with potassium, an important nutrient for plant health. To use them as a source of nutrients, just ...

Moldy coffee grounds are highly beneficial to plants because that fungal growth is releasing nitrogen and other nutrients. So, if you’re a coffee drinker like me your coffee is doing double duty.