Using Coffee Grounds in the Garden

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Keeper

Laniegirl,t hank you for the site.It's a great source of information. Thanks for taking your time and answering my question.

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Laniegirl

Use them for anything that likes acidic soil. Here is a list of them that do. I can tell you though, that the coffee grounds will have little effect on your plants......there is just not enough acid in them to help that much unless you continuously put it on one plant to the exclusion of others.
http://www.bachmans.com/Garden-Care ... ndexToken_plantsforAcidAlkalineSoils

I have several small flower beds around my home. I also use a lot of coffee. Are there any suggestions for using the grounds from coffee to nourish my dirt, other than building a compost pile?

Are coffee grounds good for all plants? I specifically want to know about coffee grounds and mums.

Are coffee grounds good for spruce trees and evergreens?

Hardiness Zone: 11

By Lynn from Washington, IN