Uses of Tea Bags in Your Garden

Before you dump your tea bags in the trash, consider this: they have a lot more than just one purpose. You may already know about using tea bags to treat eye afflictions, razor burn, or toothaches, but did you know that they are great for greenery too? Wet, dry, closed, or open, tea bags make a fantastic addition to all your plant-related endeavours.  The reason for this is that tea leaves contain around 14.5 nitrogen and other nutrients that help to nourish the soil. Furthermore, tea leaves also improve soil structure and increase drainage. And, if this wasn't enough, the tannic acids that are found in tea leaves can mildly change and lower the pH of your soil, making them perfect for acid loving plants such as azaleas, hydrangeas, and ferns. Below are seven fantastic ways that you can use tea bags in your garden.

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