Tag Archives: SCRAP

Orchids sometimes need a boost to begin flowering, and one natural method to get these fussy houseplants to grow blooms is to feed them a kitchen scrap you would have otherwise thrown in the bin. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Gardeners who want to do more for their roses can give them one item they usually throw away – this could even prevent some of the most common garden pests. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Autumn is primetime for a peace lily houseplant to bloom beautiful white spathes once more. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

According to experts, gardeners looking to turn their hydrangea blooms a shade of purple are in luck, as the solution is likely already in their kitchens. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

One woman shared an excellent tip to help gardeners get more flowers on their roses when they bloom – feeding them a common kitchen scrap item most throw away. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Orchids are known to be very easy to care for compared to other houseplants, but it can be tricky to keep them flowering unless you feed them the right nutrients. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Tomatoes are one of the easiest crops to grow in the garden, but the secret to getting bigger and juicier yields is to feed them the right fertiliser – you can make it with one kitchen scrap ingredient. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

When trying to deter a cat from entering your garden and fouling around your plants, there are a few things you can use around the home that can repel them, and one gardener found an item that has been a “godsend” to her. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

You can turn your hydrangeas a stunning blue with just one kitchen scrap – and it’ll ward away slugs at the same time. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Scrubbing using vinegar and baking soda is a common way to clean oven glass, but there is a far easier way to tackle the task. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed