To help the garden
Eggshells are also widely used in gardening. One of their most common uses is as a natural fertilizer. When crushed and mixed with soil, they enrich it with calcium and help balance the pH. This is especially useful for crops like tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants that need more calcium.
Larger pieces of shell can be placed around plants to form a natural barrier against snails and slugs. Their sharp edges repel these pests without the need for pesticides.
Another option is to add the shells to the compost: they accelerate decomposition and enrich the compost with minerals.
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