Weird Brothers Coffee is saving up its coffee grounds and chaff for gardeners.
“Just bring your own bucket and scoop and help yourself!” the Herndon coffee shop posted on Instagram.
Weird Brothers Coffee is a disabled-veteran-owned, small-batch coffee roaster at 321 Sunset Park Drive that was started by two brothers.
Gardeners can use coffee grounds as fertilizer, help alter pH levels of the soil, deter pests and attract worms, according to CNET.
Woo hoo! @weirdbroscoffee is #sustainable! I need these for our hydrangeas! https://t.co/je4O928sHu
— Mayor Lisa Merkel (@MayorLisaMerkel) March 22, 2019
Photo via Weird Bros Coffee/Instagram
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