There’s nothing like making your own compost. In his weekly Jamie’s Little Allotment column, Jamie Marsh tells you ...

Don't throw away your food scraps!

Used tea bags are more than just a steeped beverage, they’re packed with antioxidants, tannins, and natural oils that can be repurposed in eco-friendly and creative ways. From skincare remedies to ...

Many home gardeners are enthusiastic about their plants, and this can be one of the most rewarding hobbies around. Nothing ...

Seeing earthworms in soil is usually a good thing. You can encourage them with food scraps, but whether that includes tea ...

After a couple of weeks it can be buried in soil or added to the compost heap, where it breaks down quickly. Wormeries are handy too, especially in small gardens. They use compost worms, usually tiger ...

Bodrug has her seeds stowed in a tea infuser and uses blueberries, her personal favorite, which she mashes in to form a ...

Tea drinkers will love this countertop DIY project! With cheap materials and household tools, you can convert plastic containers and wooden cutting boards into a cute tea-making area for your kitchen.

Got corks? If you drink wine, then the answer is yes! A cork is a handy tool for plugging up a wine bottle, but its usefulness isn't over once the wine is gone. Cork is a natural, woody material, and ...

SINGAPORE – With their bright, juicy flesh and prosperous symbolism, it is easy to see why oranges have become a Chinese New Year staple. Their peels, however, are less appealing. Considering the peel ...