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Coffee grounds
On Nov 10, 3:55*am, Cheryl Isaak wrote:
On 11/9/10 8:53 AM, in article , "echinosum" wrote: Higgs Boson;904722 Wrote: So, if you're into coffee mulching, would *you pls share your experience. A useful property of coffee ground mulch is that it is anti-gastropod. So my coffee grounds go around my Lapageria rosea, which is otherwise the favourite food in the garden for the local snails. Let's hear i for anti-gastropods! I lost some baby beets to the Bad G (I think) so will strew my Friday grounds out there & hope for the best. So it would be a good thing for my hostas too! I have been using it as a general mulch in the garden when I can find it at Charbucks - I'm not shy, I'll just walk in and nab it! Hah! "Charbucks" - Love it. I tried them when they first came to town years (decades?) ago, but never got used to the burned taste. Tx, Cheryl I've heard it works as a sand/sub for icy driving, but I haven't tried it yet! No icy driving here. Just awful congestion, getting worse & worse. HB |
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