Upcycling Garden Waste

What you see as scrap, your soil sees as gold.
Fallen leaves, kitchen peels, broken pots—they all have a second life.
In nature, nothing is wasted—only transformed.
Upcycling garden waste means creatively reusing organic and non-organic materials to reduce landfill output and enrich your garden. You can turn pruned branches into trellises, use cracked terracotta as drainage shards, or repurpose old crates into planters. Even dried leaves and grass clippings can be used as mulch or compost. This not only cuts down on waste but also encourages a circular, sustainable gardening system. It’s about reimagining what “trash” can become in the hands of a conscious grower.