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Using spent tea leaves in the garden

 
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I have heard lots of good things about using spent coffee grounds, but not so much about using used tea.  It seem the tea is just as good, maybe a little better then coffee in your compost, worm bin and in the garden with some plants.  I have been finding lot of interesting things about and uses for used tea and wanted to share them with you.  I'm going to attempt to link a youtube video I found interesting, it's short and to the point.  I am especial excited because we drink tea and not coffee.  I hope you enjoy.



By George I think I got it.  Thanks to Burra Maluca and Wayne Stephen for your helpful how to post  you both saved me several cuss sections.
 
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