+9 votes
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Good morning.  So i have very kindly been given some coffee grounds for free from my loval cafe but as i have never used them before on my flowers and fruit and veg i am not sure what they are good for and what theu might kill.Good morning. So i have very kindly been given some coffee grounds for free from my loval cafe but as i have never used them before on my flowers and fruit and veg i am not sure what they are good for and what theu might kill. I also have some patches of quite clay like soil and wondered if it would be good to mix some in to helo the soil before planting this year? Thanks
Good morning.  So i have very kindly been given some coffee grounds for free from my loval cafe but

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+3 votes
by (360 points)
Dig them into soil my husband uses them all the time he grows veg all year some flowers x
+4 votes
by (3.3k points)
My parents use ground coffee after they made coffee they sprinkles it in the pots of all plants also all over the garden borders . nothing has been killed yet . They've been doing it for years  
+6 votes
by (310 points)
They can burn foliage. Dig in well and dont sprinkle directly onto plants in my experience.  
0 votes
by (3.7k points)
Lovely sprinkled over the beds smell great when watering summer evenings
+6 votes
by (3.7k points)
Also, they are a fox deterrent, put them round the fence where they come in.  
+4 votes
by (1.3k points)
Will it be good to put on my grass as well? It was sewn last march.  
by (1.3k points)
@roeser ok thanks
+1 vote
by (1.1k points)
I pop mine into my second waterbutt. The first one is natural rain water the other is coffee grounds, dirty fish tank water from cleaning it and plant food pellets. I use the feed one once a week
+8 votes
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Oh and never ever chuck away egg shells or hair trimmings lol.  
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@santoyo70 i saw on another post someone iusing hair cuttings in house plants. Its a new one on me but good to know
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