Total Time 30 minutes or less Ages all-ages
My family is very prolific when it comes to Easter egg coloring. I have 5 dozen eggs in the fridge ready for the big event.
There is a lot of slightly pastel egg salad in our future.
5 dozen eggs means 5 empty egg cartons just in time for spring planting! I love to recycle the cartons to start seedlings with the kids. They love to watch their tiny kitchen counter gardens grow in the window-filtered sunlight.
by Holly Homer
What you'll need
- Egg Carton(s)
- Potting Soil
- Seeds
- Plastic or Newspaper
- Dirt Scoop
- Water
- Sunny Indoor Spot
How to make it
1. Cover an area with plastic or newspaper sheets to protect a working area.
2. Scoop dirt into the egg carton.
3. Choose seeds to plant in each of the dozen spaces.
4. Water regularly, set in sunny spot and watch egg carton garden grow!
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