What do you do with coffee grounds?

When I have used a cafetiere I sometimes pour the dregs on my potted
blueberry bush or camellia. Is this good for it in the same way
(acidic) that tea is? Otherwise I just chuck it on the garden, not
having a compost heap near the door.
If I use a filter paper it goes in the compost bucket.
Any other uses?

Pam in Bristol

"Pam Moore" wrote in message
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What do you do with coffee grounds?

When I have used a cafetiere I sometimes pour the dregs on my potted
blueberry bush or camellia. Is this good for it in the same way
(acidic) that tea is? Otherwise I just chuck it on the garden, not
having a compost heap near the door.
If I use a filter paper it goes in the compost bucket.
Any other uses?

Pam in Bristol
The slugs hate it so put it around your veg. or hostas

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On 10/31/04 2:59 AM, in article ,
"Pam Moore" wrote:

What do you do with coffee grounds?

When I have used a cafetiere I sometimes pour the dregs on my potted
blueberry bush or camellia. Is this good for it in the same way
(acidic) that tea is? Otherwise I just chuck it on the garden, not
having a compost heap near the door.
If I use a filter paper it goes in the compost bucket.
Any other uses?

Pam in Bristol
Coffee grounds are an excellent additive to your compost bucket or anywhere
where you want to add some safe nutrition for your plants. I put mine in the
compost bucket as coffee grounds are high in nitrogen and help everything
else in there to break down. Then I feed it to my worms...in my compost
pile...