Everything about used coffee grounds for compost and fertilizer
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Coffee Grounds Clean Pots Like New!
If you get a handful of coffee grounds, one of the first things you will notice is how coarse they are. Now if you happen to get some used coffee grounds, then dry them under the sun, you make them even finer, and coarser. Those tiny granules are sharp enough to be used as sandpaper,…
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Coffee Hit – A fine place to collect coffee grounds
A quick call out to Coffee Hit, more than happy to hand out used coffee grounds if you ask!
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Springfast
Old Maple branches sink into a pile of leaves soaked in Winter
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The Amazing Special Powers of Parsley
Parsley is a glorious plant to grow in your garden, and not just for those delicious leaves. You see, this special herb is able to bring up nutrients from deep in the soil, where other plants can’t reach. These nutrients go on to feed the parsley and surrounding soil, but then when the plant dies…
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From There to There
All the pieces / of our lives, a show / driving there to there
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A New Writer Joins GroundtoGround.org!
Hi folks, just a quick message welcoming Paul Wyer as a fellow author on Groundtoground.org. Following a call out to you good readers and like minded work colleagues, Paul raised his hand to get involved, and so will soon start posting about his own gardening adventures. The reason in reaching out to this community to…
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Chicken and Quail Omelette with Chicken and Quail
Making an omelet from eggs laid 5 meters from the fry pad is a very cool thing to do. Even better when they are still warm! So when you are raising both chickens and quail, what’s the harm in combing the two into a unique yet disturbing mash-up meal? Steps Melt some butter into a…
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Hitchhiker
a white trail streaks by free to play above the clouds I throw dreams at it and hope they stick Was it enough? they vanish into sky
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Austin Ground to Ground in Action
Video of Austin Ground to Ground in Action.
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The Top Reason Why You Don’t Need Pesticides in Your Garden
The ladybug, or ladybird, is nature’s ultimate garden protector, feasting on pesky aphids and ensuring bountiful harvests. Using commercial pesticides disrupts the delicate balance of nature, harming essential predators like ladybugs. Embrace natural pest control and create a welcoming environment for these tiny heroes in your garden.
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Tire Ponds – Spring 2013 Update
So how do a couple of tire ponds age? Very gracefully by the looks of things.
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Grow Lemongrass from Cutting
Growing Lemongrass from a stalk is fairly easy, as demonstrated in this post.