How fun is this idea?
Save your large egg shells next time you bake, wash them out (or not!) and plant them with seeds. Once the plants are large enough, just transfer the whole egg into the ground. The shell is actually a great fertilizer and the roots will be able to break right through.
Fun for Easter, fun for kids, and fun for you!
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That’s so smart! One of the worst things I hate about gardening is transplanting. This takes all the work right out of it!
This is a super idea! Thanks for sharing. I found you via Inspire me Monday hop! Have a fun Easter! & drop by if you like.
What a great idea, I love it!
How absolutely fantastic!
So decorative — and so easy-to-use when the right time comes.
I hope I’ll be seeing more of your wonderful ideas on Inspire Us Mondays
Besides being wonderfully useful, those are completely adorable! Thanks so much for sharing on Teach Me Tuesday–I hope we see you again next week!!
Wow this is an adorable idea for spring…not to mention a great way to reduce and reuse! They have a beautiful organic look to them
I’m so thrilled to have found a non-food related activity for Easter (special RA diet). Thanks for sharing!
This is one of those ideas that once you see it, it makes me wonder why this hasn’t been the way we’ve done it forever! Thanks for sharing!
Hi again! I just wanted to let you know that this was one of the most clicked-on links last week! Congratulations! I’m featuring it at today’s Teach Me Tuesday!!
Looks beautiful!! We have planted our seeds into egg cartons that can be directly transplanted into the garden, but never into the actual egg shells! I love it!! We will definitely be adding this to our Clubhouse Window Garden, thanks for sharing
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