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Garden grass will come back stronger and greener if fed with 90c natural item
Now that spring is here there are plenty of tasks to be getting on with in the garden to welcome the new season and lawn care ...
Gardening expert shares why you should put tea bags on lawns and around flower beds
According to gardening expert Chris Ware from Climbing Wild Gardeners, teabags are packed with tannic acid and nutrients that ...
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The 1p way to get a lush, green lawn in time for spring – and it means you’ll have more space in your bin too
So if you have nasty brown patches on your lawn that need repairing, experts suggest covering such patches with used tea leaves and planting the grass seed within this. The nutrients from the ...
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90p tea hack that improves garden health and deters pests
has shared a 90p hack that helps grass grow healthily and means you can avoid using chemical fertilisers. The trick will also keep slugs, snails, cats and foxes away from your plants – here’s what we ...
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How to grow a chamomile lawn for a sweet-smelling (and beautiful) alternative to traditional grass
Using a hoe, clear the area of grass and all weeds ... Morris says that, 'if you plant chamaemelum nobile, you can harvest the flowers for a calming chamomile tea to enjoy while walking on your ...
Your used tea bags can help your lawn to flourish this spring
"Banana peels are rich in potassium, calcium, and phosphorus, which support plant growth and fruit production," he said. By ...
Garden lawns come back greener and more vibrant if fed 45p natural product
Experts propose scattering used tea leaves on your lawn to foster strong and healthy growth. Tea leaves serve as an effective natural fertiliser, packed with essential nutrients like nitrogen, ...
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90p tea hack that improves garden health and deters pests
Chris Ware, a gardening expert at Climbing Wild Gardeners, has shared a 90p hack that helps grass grow ... away from your plants – here’s what we know about it. Tea drinkers will know how ...