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Coffee grounds are not the best thing to use around tomato plants. Learn the right and wrong way to use coffee grounds when growing tomatoes.

While coffee grounds enrich soil with vital nutrients, direct application can harm certain plants. Seedlings and herbs like ...

What plants do not? Coffee grounds, used sparingly, can be of benefit to several acid-lowing houseplants such as African violets, peace lily, snake plant, pothos, philodendron, and azalea.

Now that it is September, gardeners are being urged to sprinkle their garden with coffee to deal with the arrival of snail ...

Coffee is never enough, and every javaphile would agree with us. While the world is still deciding between mocha, latte, and cappuccino, did you know that ...

Used coffee grounds offer an eco-friendly solution for garden pest control and soil enrichment. By creating barriers, mixing ...

Butterfly Appreciation Day is from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Sept. 3, hosted by Merritt Island Wildlife Association and Brevard Discovery Garden.

Humans love the smell of coffee, but not all animals do. Could grounds be the answer to keeping squirrels out of your yard? Here's what you need to know.