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Homes & Gardens
Seraphina Di Mizzurati

Experts reveal where not to use coffee grounds in the garden

Green plant in soil.

Using coffee grounds to help boost the growth of the plants and flowers in your yard and garden is a hack many of us have tried, and most of the time, they can be a wonderful addition to compost and garden beds.

Coffee grounds are good for plants as the nitrogen found in the grounds acts as a natural fertilizer to feed the microbes and loosen tight soil. In moderation, the grounds break down nicely over time, leaving rich nutrients behind. 

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