It's true that coffee grounds can be a strong pest repellent, but are they strong enough to remove slugs from your garden?

MOSQUITOES may not pose a huge health risk in the UK, but that doesn’t make them any less annoying. The pesky critters are ...

If you regularly toss out your leftover coffee grounds, pause a minute, especially if you have a lawn or garden. Coffee ...

SPENDING more time outside as the weather warms up is one of the best parts of summer. But as the sun comes out, so do common ...

Even if it doesn't work perfectly, the use of coffee grounds around vulnerable plants can also contribute to a more eco-friendly approach to pest control, reducing the need for harsh chemicals.

With summer fast approaching, many British garden enthusiasts are doing everything in their power to guarantee a blooming ...

Nick Pulsonetti is a pest removal expert and the COO at Excel ... and flower beds to discourage foraging," says Pulsonetti. Add coffee grounds. Once you've had your morning brew, use the grounds ...

Keep ants out of your garden beds with these smart, simple tips that actually work—no harsh chemicals required. Learn more ...

But a gardening expert has now revealed a simple way to keep wasps out of your garden for food, with one kitchen staple which ...

As summer approaches, gardening enthusiasts have been advised to sprinkle a common kitchen ingredient outside to enhance ...