Flavoured or coated teabags, which often contained synthetic materials, were also to be avoided. In the end, composting was ...

"I learn something from you every time." Gardening expert shares simple hack to give tea leaves and bags a second life in the ...

In terms of compostable bags, he said many of them take between 10 and 60 days to degrade in the soil, depending on favorable environment conditions. He said in some instances, home composting ...

If you've been chucking your teabags into your compost bin, we're here to tell you to stop immediately. According, to ...

When crops have finished, split the bag open and recycle the compost as a soil conditioner in the garden.

From enriching gardening soil and lessening the need for chemical fertilizers to reducing methane emissions ... to odours that can result from leaving food scraps in a bin on the counter for days at a ...

Compost changes the chemical makeup of soil (lowers the pH ... food waste, including coffee grounds, tea bags, cornhusks, etc.; newspapers (shredded), shredder chaff; manure, stable litter ...