Everything about used coffee grounds for compost and fertilizer
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First Time in Space
Journey to new worldscasters track flight pathsin linoleum
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Hi From My Place
Rumbles follow white trails too high to see me wave brown buzzers approach
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What Once Was Born
A lock of blonde fuzz sits with dusty books cut off too short
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A Secret of Soil
Boy stares at rusted plow / sunk in wood dust / ground never forgets what was hard
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Worm Farming with Coffee Grounds – Video
I had a great opportunity to capture the condition of my well used worm farm this week. That poor little camera was dragged out and asked to again show us the amazing qualities of used coffee grounds for worm farming (vermicomposting). Sit back and enjoy! +Shane Genziuk Related Articles Worm farming secrets start a worm…
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Known As Love
Two old socks in no hurry to be moved from where they fell
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A Nigh on Certainty
Hospital room window preparing to move on Autumn leaves follow
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Flowers of Summer
Summer Flowers and Plants in the Garden After too many days of gray skies and rain, the Sun is out and warming the soil and plants. Little flying insects have come back to life, along with the spiders and grubs that make their home in mine. All those hours of improving the soil with coffee…
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Cafe Recycling Coffee Grounds – Jamaica Blue
Very pleased to report that the Jamaica Blue at Westfield Doncaster is happily giving out their used coffee grounds. I haven’t been to see them myself, and this news was passed on by a fellow Grounder. I’ll post some pictures of the Jamaica Blue guys as soon as I get the chance to get around…
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Rain Checked
I wrapped a bandanna around its head over the eye that flashes red It tried for a smile metal sleeves for teeth a silver coated kind of tongue flicking up and down on a servo It wears a uniform on the inside little bits and bytes let them know this one from the others I…
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Who’s the Boss?
Meeting from place up high motorbike roars freedom dares me to follow
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Maximizing Pepino Gold Growth with Coffee Grounds Fertilizer
Coffee grounds make an excellent natural fertilizer for plants, as demonstrated by the thriving Pepino Gold shrub nurtured with a mix of coffee grounds, lawn clippings, blood and bone, and seaweed extract. This unique fruit, resembling a cantaloupe, benefits greatly from the coffee compost. Consider growing Pepino in your backyard, and don’t hesitate to ask…