any eggs shells, veggie greens, etc. Dig down fill with kitchen scraps and cover with soil.. In fact, coffee grounds will deter dogs from digging it up.
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absolutely! They attract worms, and worm loosen and fertilize the soil, so they are like little gardeners themselves.
Yes, very desirable for increasing the acidity in your soil, plus it will deter cats from using that area as their personal bathroom.
use only for acid loving plants....https://www.thespruce.com/using-coffee-grounds-in-your-garden-2539864
any eggs shells, veggie greens, etc. Dig down fill with kitchen scraps and cover with soil.. In fact, coffee grounds will deter dogs from digging it up.