Have you ever heard of putting used coffee grounds in your garden?

Yes! My dad was a landscaper for years and he always used old coffee grounds and eggshells, pretty much any organic waste EXCEPT protein based waste. Coffee grounds are great for acid-loving plants. They're also a wonderful addition to your compost pile!

My Mother told me that the worms love it, and you love worms in the flower garden. Good for the soil. And my Mother was never wrong!

Yeah the benefit is it lowers Starbuck's garbage removal bill lol

It is a quick spurt of nitrogen until it breaks down into compost is why. Roses do not particularly like acid food; so that would not apply.

My uncle puts his used coffee grounds, along with egg shells and some other things in a small bag to make compost for his garden. He has a great garden!!

yes, i've heard of it--try it!

they keep ot the snails and ants most rabbits dont like the smell of them and this dont hurt the plants i use them in house plants when i put them outside in summer

coffee grinds, tea leaves and all organic waste is fabulous for the garden, makes it grow all that much better

yes it's very good for the soil... mixes up the nytrogen and makes your plants bigger!