Can I use kitchen scraps in the garden?

Q: Can I use kitchen scraps in the garden?

Yes, composting fruit and vegetable scraps adds nutrients to your soil. Use:Vegetable peelsCoffee groundsEggshellsTea bagsAvoid meat, dairy, and greasy foods. Proper composting helps prevent odors and pests.

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