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How to Use Egg Cartons in the Garden for Fewer Pests, Healthier Soil, and More
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How to Use Egg Cartons in the Garden for Fewer Pests, Healthier Soil, and More
Think twice before tossing empty egg cartons into the recycling bin. PhotoLife94 / Getty ImagesDon't throw away your egg cartons after they're empty. Instead, consider using them in your garden, where they have many applications. Paper pulp egg cartons, which are made from a mixture of water and paper, can be used for everything from a mulch layer to makeshift seed starters. (Avoid using foam egg cartons, as they are toxic to the environment and…
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