Coffee grounds are useful far beyond your morning caffeine kick. Burning coffee can get rid of mosquitoes, so it is not surprising that they help dispel other unwanted bugs as well. During the warmer ...

People scatter coffee grounds on porches to deter pests, but science doesn’t strongly back this up. Experts say the caffeine and scent levels in used grounds are too weak to deter bugs effectively.

Ceith Griffith (@ceithgriffith) is a Kentucky-based life hack influencer. He’s gained 1.8 million followers by sharing DIY tips and tricks. In one of his latest helpful videos, Griffith shares his ...

Wondering if you can give all those used coffee grounds another purpose after making a fresh pot? If so, you’re smart to care about sustainable living. “Reusing, repurposing or finding any alternate ...

Slugs. Ugh. These pests are no gardeners’ friends, leaving slimy trails and eating holes in leaves as they go. Slugs can devour seedlings overnight, eat the petals off flowers, and leave ugly holes in ...

Many of us want to become better gardeners and we seek advice from different sources in order to achieve this goal. But some advice out there related to gardening is helpful and some advice is myth.

A popular gardening tip involving coffee grounds has some truth to it, but be careful. Coffee grounds aren't "magic pixie dust," but in the right circumstance they can help improve your soil according ...