Discover how two common kitchen leftovers can create a powerful natural fertilizer for healthier, greener plants.

That yellowing leaf on your favorite houseplant might just need the nitrogen-rich coffee grounds you threw away this ...

Two new research publications from experts at Loughborough University have demonstrated how coffee waste can be used to clean ...

Your guide to the do's and don'ts of using coffee grounds for growing healthier plants Yes, coffee grounds can inject fuel into your garden as well as into your morning routine. Regardless of season ...

College Hill is a coffee haven. Within half a mile from campus, there are at least seven coffee shops students can pick from: ...

This miracle drink can be good for your plants too. If you start each day with a cup of joe, then you know how magical coffee beans can be. What you might not know is that coffee grounds also offer a ...

With around six million tons of spent coffee grounds discarded each year, much of that dumped into landfills, there's growing interest in repurposing the everyday by-product for other uses, such as ...

Although they have a number of potential uses, spent coffee grounds typically just end up in landfills – or at best, in compost heaps. According to a new study, however, they could soon be utilized to ...

For Gina Cordoba, brewing a cup of coffee is a deeply personal experience, even before she pours the drink into her mug. “My grandparents, they cultivated coffee, and my partner’s family, they ...