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Feb 05 2009

Indoor seedlings for your Spring garden

Published by grannygreen at 9:09 am under Homemaking Edit This

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When starting your garden seedlings indoors, plant the seeds in egg shell halves.  

Simply crack the shells around the roots of your plants and transplant them outdoors … the shell is a natural fertilizer!

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3 Responses to “Indoor seedlings for your Spring garden”

  1. # kyellison 05 Feb 2009 at 10:17 am edit this

    What a great idea. Somewhere in the back of my head I think I’ve heard of this before. Of course using the bottom half of the egg carton is a perfect holder for these little seedlings. I’m going to remember this tip when I am someplace I can have a garden again. Before I have saved all my little plastic containers for growing seedlings indoors for my spring garden.

    Karen
    http://gardendiva.today.com/

  2. # choopixieon 06 Feb 2009 at 2:21 am edit this

    This is a great tip!

  3. # laurelon 13 Feb 2009 at 12:40 am edit this

    That’s a great idea!

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