Using coffee grounds as fertilizer

How often can I use the coffe grounds in my vegetable garden?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 04/04/2017 @ 7:21 am

A good recommendation is 1 Tablespoon around the base of plants–worked into the soil–weekly.
You can scatter lightly around larger plants and then scratch into the soil–perhaps about a cup, weekly around shrubs.

The remainder can be composted or saved for future applications.

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