Everything about used coffee grounds for compost and fertilizer
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Giant Earthworms with Coffee Grounds: Mega Worm in the Garden
I unearthed the beast of Bentleigh in my garden! It’s the biggest worm I’ve seen, thanks to my coffee ground magnet. Not as grand as the Giant Gippsland Earthworm, but still impressive! Picturing David Attenborough narrating its adventures. Here’s to many more mega worms gracing my garden with their presence!
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Apple Core: How Far Do You Eat?
There is something quietly revealing about the way a person eats an apple. Not just the variety they choose, or whether they peel it first, but how far they go. Do they stop at the first sign of core? Do they eat right through? The apple core is the great dividing line of snack behaviour,…
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Recycling Ground Coffee at Home
Very nice to see the ground to ground logo on a home espresso machine. Do you think it looks as lovely as I do? And the close up of the coffee ground logo. So my friends, with the normal usage of this one machine, we are going to be returning about 35 kilos of used…
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The First Gilligan
In a journey through space, a narrator watches over friends in a pod as they traverse an expansive universe. After awakening, they find themselves on a new world, but face the threat of being trapped within a planet’s core. The narrator hopes future life will remember their existence despite imminent danger.
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Just call me Mr.Shane
I’ve been lead to believe that I was named after the title character of this solid 1953 Western. Alan Ladd is Shane, the mysterious drifter who finds himself with a frontier family battling against man and nature to survive. Then there is some talking, he hits on the wife, they all fight, they cut down…
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Coffee Grounds on the Car: The Ground to Ground Logo
This is what it looks like when an idea gets out of the driveway. The Ground to Ground logo, stuck on the car and heading out into the world. It started as a simple sticker, a small act of advocacy for doing something better with coffee grounds rather than sending them to landfill. Ok so…
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Keeper of Dreams
I had that dream again all the people in the world were standing one on top of the other so high they went way up into space A comet appeared and the person at the very top took hold of it dragging them away like a string of sausages out into space After a long…
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The Garden – July 2010
The Garden Things slow down in the garden during July. I’ve found that there is not much to do besides letting what’s growing continue to grow, and to get ready for the later months, once the risk of frost has reduced and the soil lifts in temperature. In spite of the season, the snow peas…
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What are Barriers
He approaches the motorcade palms sweating heartbeat thumping lungs burning legs bucking Hidden in the side pocket a gun cold to the touch hard to keep a grip with a sweaty hand and shaking arm No stopping now remember their faces taken from the village to the freshly dug pit on the hill near that…
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Coffee Grounds in the Garden: The Ground to Ground Guide
This article is all about how you can reuse coffee grounds to improve your garden and reduce waste. Coffee grounds are full of nutrients, make great compost, and can help control pests in your garden. You can get used coffee grounds for free from local cafes or your workplace. By using coffee grounds, you can…
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Good Intentions
I carry a box of good intentions all arranged on slides in a little box that plays on a projector in my head Images flash by on the wall taken on a day when all my good intentions were done the sun placed high and warm kids smiling as they see me a hug from…
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My Second Patent: Improved Packaging with Wrapping Combination
What a pleasure it has been working through this innovation from the very very beginning. It is an improvement over the current art of wrapping. My first patent has just been examined and certified by IP Australia (2010100040), which is so satisfying. This one continues the theme. Lots of thanks to my little sister, Bianca.…