Eggshells as aids in starting delicate transplanting
A French gardener reports eggshells filled with earth aid in starting delicate plants. Each shell holds one seed, with a drainage hole at the tip, and the shell breaks cleanly during transplanting without disturbing roots. The method, praised as superior to standard florist pots, appears in Practical Art.
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