Don’t Toss Those Eggshells! Here’s Why You Should Keep Them

Eggs are not only nutritious, but their shells offer numerous benefits for your garden and home. Here are seven reasons to keep those eggshells:

Natural Pest Deterrent

Scatter eggshells around plants to deter slugs, worms, and snails. These pests dislike the sharp texture, keeping them away from your garden.

Repels Deer

If deer are a problem, sprinkle eggshells around your plants. Deer dislike the smell, making them avoid your garden.

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