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posted by [identity profile] feri-hearted.livejournal.com at 11:09pm on 12/02/2008
The Starbucks by our house has probably the best customer service anywhere. They are always cheery and they emit a genuine cheeriness no false undertones. They also will give me bags of grounds for my garden and composter.

We go there on average about once or twice a week but I prefer to buy beans from my local coffee shop where they are roasted in store and make my neighborhood smell good on a Saturday morning. If only she had a drive thru window.

Oh and I like dark roast and steaks very rare.
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posted by [identity profile] boogieshoes.livejournal.com at 01:51pm on 13/02/2008
what does coffee grounds do for the garden? i've heard of this before but have never been quite sure why it was supposed to be a good thing.

-bs
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posted by [identity profile] feri-hearted.livejournal.com at 02:55pm on 13/02/2008
it adds nitrogen to the soil so its good just sprinkled around your plants or put in a composter. Acts as a natural fertilizer. It also attracts earthworms which are really good garden helpers. :)
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posted by [identity profile] boogieshoes.livejournal.com at 12:47pm on 14/02/2008
i garden in containers (and get way too much fun over calling it 'pot gardening') - so i can't really do anything about earthworms. but i do know a great source of coffee grounds, heh. (my building is full of engineers, they drink coffee like cops.)

thanks!

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