Crack, Rinse, Repeat
So next time you’re cracking eggs for Sunday brunch or whipping up a quiche on a weeknight whim, pause before you toss the shells. Give them a rinse, let them dry, and stash them somewhere safe. Once you’ve collected enough, send them on their second life as garden guardians. It’s thrifty, it’s satisfying, and it might just make your backyard feel like it’s got a secret weapon. Because, spoiler alert—it does.
Why You Should Hang a Bag of Eggshells in Your Garden
