
I purchased this sweet little greenhouse years ago at Big Lots. It's one of my favorite purchases. I can use it for display or as I'm doing now, use it as a greenhouse.

Egg shells are the perfect way to start seeds. Not only are the shells cute, they can be planted right in the ground and are great for the soil.
So I can tell my sweet pea colors apart and my lupine from the sweet peas I made little flags. I'm not a "crafty" person, but this was so easy! I coated them with sparkling Mod Podge to keep them from getting soggy. And well, the sparkle part was just for me! Cuz what girl doesn't like a little sparkle?

I added a little bluebird figurine to watch over the eggs and now I'm just waiting for them to sprout!
That is so very clever! I love it...and the watch bird, very sweet.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet/ cute idea! ♥
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ReplyDeleteOh my goodness - what an adorable way to start seed. I am going to give it a try for Sweet Peas.
Thank you for sharing.
Have a wonderful day.
Blessings,
Erin
I remember my children had done that one time for a project for school..yes a great idea for planting.
ReplyDeleteDo love your greenhouse too.
Rose
That's a cute idea Holly. I've used eggshells before, but I really like the idea of sparkly flag labels. Is the bluebird vintage? It reminds me of the Lefton bluebird ware.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great chic idea! love it!
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