Gardeners urged to use 75p kitchen staple to transform lawns and plants
A 75p item that's in everyone kitchen is super beneficial for gardens and plants. Not only it reduces food waste and helps ...
The 1p way to get a lush, green lawn in time for spring – and it means you’ll have more space in your bin too
WITH spring finally here, if you want to ensure your lawn looks lush, you’ve come to the right place. There’s nothing more ...
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This is the reason you shouldn't put tea bags in your compost bin – and what can go wrong if you do
While we know that coffee grounds are good for plants and you can put them in your compost bin without concern, tea bags are a bit different. Of course, the biodegradable tea leaves inside a tea ...
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Gardening experts say 90 cents food item is perfect for feeding your lawn and making it greener
Tea bags are an effective natural fertiliser for grass as they contain essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus and ...
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How to Make Compost Tea—and Use It to Encourage Plant Growth and Prevent Pests
The process of extracting nutrients and microorganisms from compost and turning them into a liquid, making compost tea is ...
Lawns will turn greener for longer if fed this 90p kitchen staple
If your garden is looking patchy, yellow or damaged, then this one cheap ingredient which is nearly £10 cheaper than branded ...
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Green tea for plants? Here's why it works wonders
The antioxidants found in green tea leaves can also help strengthen plant immunity against diseases and pests. By regularly ...
Lawns will come back stronger and greener if fed with 45p natural item
Experts suggest sprinkling used tea leaves on your lawn to help promote strong and healthy growth. Tea leaves act as an ...
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Mary Lowther column: Add nutrients to soil with compost and fertilizer
Place the compost into the pillow case and tie the case shut. Put into the garbage can and fill with water. Allow it to sit ...
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To get heavy metals out of your water ... just brew some tea in it?
Next, they added different types of tea leaves – both loose and commercially bagged – to those samples, then allowed them to steep for anywhere from a few seconds up to 24 hours. Once the ...
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Tea Leaves Can Steep Away Lead, Study Finds
Researchers found that compounds in black and green tea leaves acted like “little Velcro” hooks on lead molecules. By Alexander Nazaryan Tea leaves pull heavy metals from water, significantly ...