5 plant-health boosting orange peel tricks to use in your garden this summer
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM Every orange you eat comes with a second product most people toss without thinking. The peel is packed with limonene and other essential oils, citric acids, flavonoids, polyphenols, and antimicrobial compounds. Gardeners have been finding uses for it, and the list keeps growing. “I do use orange peels in the garden because they’re an easy way to reuse kitchen scraps and help the soil,” says Anna Ohler, owner of Bright Lane Gardens. Here is what the practice a
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