Dumping spent coffee beans into the garden willy-nilly is not a good idea, but there may be some niche applications where it makes sense. What's actually in coffee grounds? Let’s start with what ...

you want to ensure you use brewed coffee grounds for your garden. Sonia Uyterhoeven, Head of Horticulture at New Jersey's ...

Instead, growing on coffee grounds have already been pasteurised through the brewing process, allowing you to skip this ...

At some point, I was wondering what happens with all these spent coffee grounds. Narrator: Germany is one of the largest coffee-consuming countries in Europe, with the average person going through ...

Coffee grounds, it emerges, can work magic in the garden and in a variety of ways. So rather than chucking them in the food waste, start saving so you can use them this winter. Firstly ...

The trial sits alongside Starbucks' other food waste initiatives to tackle coffee ground waste. Those include the Grounds For Your Garden scheme, where stores across the UK donate bags of used coffee ...