Though the idea of the tea may conjure images of wacky backyard chemistry experiments, the truth is much simpler.

Composting is a fantastic year-round thing to do for your garden, turning kitchen scraps like potato peels, carrot trimmings ...

Gardeners are being told they should put teabags in their garden in spring - but only if they rip them open first.

Composting is a great way to recycle kitchen waste and turn it into nutrient-rich materials for your garden - but some items ...

If you're an avid gardener, used tea bags will come in handy here, too, whether you're tossing them on the compost heap, or scattering the leaves over soil. Intrigued? Look no further. Read on and ...

For those on a budget, a basic plastic box or an old bin with a lid will suffice if you just add some airholes for the plant ...

Composting is a fantastic all-year-round activity for your garden, transforming kitchen waste such as potato skins, carrot peelings and banana skins into nutrient-rich compost, reports MirrorOnline.

Use tea tree oil to make your own all-purpose cleaner. (Its antibacterial properties make it perfect for this!) Add several ...

Kratom tea is one of the simplest, most traditional ways to use Kratom. For beginners especially, it offers a more palatable, ...

Photo: Rose Maura Lorre The user guide that came with my Redmon bin states that you can compost “fruit and vegetable peels/rinds, tea bags, coffee grounds, and eggshells,” plus yard waste like ...