Dixie Chicks

[minihorse927]

everything! LOL I have been reading up lots on the internets!

I'll type you something very informative up in a little while. Going to get my car fixed and I'll have some free time waiting.

 

[bamadude]

A friend of mine has been growing "stuff" for years. He asked for a dozen eggs to start his seeds in. I have never in my life heard of that

 

[bamadude]

Cool

 

[perchie.girl]

A friend of mine has been growing "stuff" for years. He asked for a dozen eggs to start his seeds in. I have never in my life heard of that

I actually have... pretty cool seen pictures of it somewhere.... when they are ready to plant just poke em in the hole and give the shell a squeeze to crack it a little... The plant takes care of the rest....

deb

 

[hennible]

My friend killed a bunch of plants doing that egg thing. The roots never broke through the shell and that was the end of that.

 

[perchie.girl]

My friend killed a bunch of plants doing that egg thing. The roots never broke through the shell and that was the end of that.

did they crack the shell up when they planted?

deb

 

[vehve]

Beer, sounds interesting. Any mention of how much meat on them? If they've used French lops to build up the size it might develop bone structure first.

I've seen that egg planting too, it's very pretty, but I don't know if it really is all that practical.

 

[Alaskan]

I have done it...

only semi-practical with slow growing stuff (I did chives)

but it is very cute

 

[BriardChickens]

It might be one of those "works in pictures on the internet but not in real live"

 

[Beer can]

My gramma used to start flower seeds in eggshells like that. I think it would work great for seeds you just want to make sure they grow and transplant. Those seed starting trays are smaller than that.