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   jiffy11 New Seed

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   can i use clam shells in the garden

    

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   I'm sure you can if you wash them well first. Crushed they'd make a great deterrent against snails and slugs and also add a little calcium to your soil.

    

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   Thanks I wanted to use the shells around some plants sort of a recycle thing

    

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