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Used coffee grounds make a great fertilizer for plants that thrive in acidic soil, like rhododendrons or azaleas. Sprinkle coffee grounds and eggshells around the base of plants to repel ants, snails, and slugs.
Click here and here for more creative coffee ground ideas. Got a great use for coffee grounds? Please share!
--D.W.
Sources: Green Daily, Curbly
Posted by Della Watson at 06:06:45 PM
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