Most of us carefully peel garlic to get to the fragrant center, but we forget how valuable the skins are besides that. However, these sheaths that don’t seem important have more to offer than meets the eye, especially for those of us with green thumbs. Let’s find out what garden magic these skins hide.
What Garlic Skins Can Do for the Environment
Now is the time to stop seeing garlic skins as trash and see their true value, especially for our green spaces. Other than being biodegradable, they are also full of good things that are just waiting to be discovered.
How Garlic Skins Can Help Plants
The skins of garlic are very good for plants. They have lots of antioxidants and a lot of vitamins C, K, and E. They are unsung heroes for gardeners because of this. They not only provide important nutrients, but they also keep pests away naturally. Garlic skins are a gardener’s best friend because they can be used for two different things.
The Alchemy of Garlic Skins in the Garden
When it comes to gardening, garlic skins are like magic. They are useful for many things that can improve the health and vitality of your plants. Let’s look at some smart ways to use these hidden gems in new ways:
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