How to use coffee grounds in the garden

Coffee grounds can improve your garden in a number of ways. Here, experts break down the do's and don'ts of using coffee grounds for plants.

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.

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Learn how to use coffee grounds safely when gardening vegetables and flowers and get all the benefits.

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There are plenty of ways you can reuse your coffee grounds around the house and in your garden. Coffee grounds are used as fertilizers, mulching or pest repellents.

Ever thought about how much coffee grounds you accumulate and ultimately dispose of? Especially if you brew coffee every day? Don’t let it go to waste! Here’s how to use coffee grounds in the garden.

Are you a coffee lover but unsure what to do with all the leftover coffee grounds? Here we lay out 5 easy ways you can repurpose coffee grounds for your garden.