Tea bags can be used in a variety of ways in the garden as they hold some hidden benefits you might not be aware of. Here are ...

Instead of discarding used tea bags, put their acidity, tannins, paper fibers, and dried plant material to good use around the home and garden.

Gardeners should avoiding throwing away tea bags after using them, as they hold a number of hidden benefits for your garden ...

"The strong scent of tea is unappealing to slugs and snails, making it an effective deterrent," Chris noted. By positioning ...

Tea is ingrained in British culture, many of us will happily indulge in at least one cuppa a day, if not more. But while most of us bin our tea bags even before the first sip, there are several ways ...

Some perennial veggies provide natural fertilizer for themselves and nearby plant life. The same goes for herbs. Old and used tea bags provide nitrogen, tannic acid, and other components that help ...

Gardeners should consider using tea bags in a variety of ways in the garden as they hold some hidden benefits you might not ...

The average tea drinker in the U.K. goes through about four bags a day -- that's nearly 1,500 tea bags tossed in the trash each year. No wonder so many people wonder whether those bags can be ...

In this era of recycling, upcycling and being green, a good place to start is with your morning coffee. Save those coffee grounds to throw on your compost pile. The grounds decompose and add nitrogen ...

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Tea bags can be used in a variety of ways in the garden as they hold some hidden benefits you might not be aware of ...