I'm scanning through the blogs that I follow and happened upon this posting from one of my favorite and most inspirational blogs Zsa Zsa Bellagio via Roy Joy An Adventure Blog! I love this! My daughter is going to go bananas when I show her this!
I whipped up this little DIY project the other day with Megan, just in time for Easter. We loved the natural, organic feel and the upcycling of the egg cartons, shells, moss, and succulents (which we got out of Megan's yard). It's such as easy project - you can easily complete it in an hour, and would be fun with kids too! I love having my little egg shell garden on the windowsill - it's a bright burst of springtime. :)
Items needed: Dirt (we used potting soil), egg shells, moss, succulents, and flowers (optional).
Step 1: Fill the empty egg shell with some potting soil.
Step 2: Add succulent sprigs. Our pieces still had some substantial roots, so hopefully they'll keep growing in our little egg shell pots.
Step 3: Add a layer of moss over the top of the soil. Feel free to break it apart and squish in under the leaves, as needed.
Step 4: If you like, add a few sprigs of lovely flowers to infuse with color.
To store: cut off the sides of an egg carton, and fill with completed egg shells.
Enjoy your beautiful Easter succulent garden!
Oh my gosh! Is that not the cutest thing! I didn't know this blog existed until going to Zsa Zsa Bellagio! Yaay for me because I have now added them to my blog list! I hope you guys are doing incredibly well today!
Rhonda
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