A homemade, chlorophyll-rich fertilizer known as "green gold" is gaining attention among gardening enthusiasts.

If you’re tired of insects and critters getting into your garden and munching away on your flowers and crops, but don’t want to use pesticides and traps to eliminate them, coffee grounds can help.

From fertilizing your plants to fighting under-eye circles, coffee grounds can work wonders in your beauty routine and around ...

If there were ever a flower synonymous with long summer days, it would be the hydrangea. These billowing bushes are perfect ...

Tropical trees like plumeria do not thrive in most parts of the United States because they require hot and humid conditions.

Addressing water usage in the coffee industry; Transparency key to addressing farmer equity; Value of Fair Trade brought into ...

Interestingly, the panel identified only two of the coffees spot-on. Two of five tasters nailed the watermelon and called out ...

Some mixes contain a wetting agent to support moisture retention and a starter fertilizer that is used up quickly as plants ... manure, coffee grounds and microorganisms. It acts like a soil ...

These machines, which dry and grind up food into soil-like grounds ... several gallon Ziploc bags’ worth of banana peels; coffee grounds; onion, potato and carrot skins; egg shells and lettuce ...