I came across this neat little service and thought to give it a try with the blog. It really is a great thing to do, seeing how I now have a visual representation of all the keywords in my site. It also provides a snapshot of the blog, and seems to work in explaining it’s … Continue reading »
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Compost Worms and Coffee Grounds
I’ve been experimenting with a worm farm so some time now, and have been putting to the test this idea that worms love coffee grounds. I am pleased to report that my love for coffee grounds continues to grow The worm farm that I’ve started with is one of those smallish green plastic boxes on … Continue reading »
Making Compost and Soil with Coffee Grounds
Coffee Grounds for Compost and Soil I’ve written in previous posts about the joy of creating new soil, most recently in the one New Soil in the Making. The focus of that post was that by using a variety of compost bins and other methods, we can turn kitchen scraps and other organic mater back … Continue reading »
Ground to Ground in the news
It has been an interesting few weeks. Ground to ground is getting out there and generating interest, and some of the comments coming in have been fantastic. Here is some of the news that has been out there: In some of the local Leader newspapers. Ground for Ground: Put your coffee back into the earth … Continue reading »
The 5 easiest ways to start using coffee grounds
Here are my 5 top ways to get into using coffee grounds Continue reading »
New soil with coffee grounds
Making coffee compost for plants and the garden I have a few compost bins, and this is the one that does the bulk of the work. Over the past month, I’ve added 400 kilos of lettuce leaves and coffee grounds into it, and the thing is only half full. Even in the dead of winter, … Continue reading »
Garden gym
I did a good deal of lifting on the weekend. First off, I found a place in Lysterfield with a herd of horses that, I think, make a lot of crap. So much of it that I was able to buy 30-40 kilo sacks of it for $2 a piece. About 300 kilos of it … Continue reading »
The Ground to Ground Primer – Coffee Grounds for the Garden
Find out why I collect used coffee grounds for my garden as a compost and fertilizer, why you should join me, and how to get started. Continue reading »
