Orange peels contain a bounty of nutrients. But it is not just their nutrition that makes them beneficial for a garden.

Oranges are delectable fruits packed with vitamin C, but believe it or not, orange peels have several benefits for your garden. The peels can act as a compost material to enrich your soil or be ...

Did you know oranges are also an important part of a plant's five-a-day? A gardening expert shares four simple ways you can ...

Orange peels can prove to be an efficient and natural way of deterring unwanted guests from your garden during the Spring.

Late April and May are prime times for these pests to reproduce and roam, often leading to increased pest pressure in gardens ...

But don't be too quick to discard that orange peel after you've enjoyed the fruit; these peels can have various applications in the garden rather than just filling up your recycling bin.

By placing and sprinkling orange peels around the plants you'd like to protect, this will create a barrier thanks to the ...

THE warm weather is well and truly here but unfortunately that means so are the ants. But don’t worry because a simple trick can banish the pests and nourish your garden at the same time.

Oranges are great, but don’t sleep on the peels! Here’s what they can do for your porch, plants, and peace of mind this ...

but orange peels actually have a variety of uses around the garden. Instead of throwing them away, why not repurpose the orange peel into a natural garden product? If you're eating the orange ...