At this year's RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival, the Charleston 250 garden captivated visitors with its subtropical ...

Driveways come in all types of materials, from the usual suspects like asphalt and concrete to tried-and-true brick and even crushed oyster shells. If you're looking for the most budget-friendly ...

People are using shells to pave driveways and enhance gardens. ... Milliken said his company for years sold crushed oyster shells to farm supply stores for sale to chicken farmers.

The hum of heavy equipment and the clatter of oyster shells broke the morning’s silence as work crews piled thousands of pounds of dried shells on the deck, eventually creating a mound 12 feet high.

People are using shells to pave driveways and enhance gardens. ... Milliken said his company for years sold crushed oyster shells to farm supply stores for sale to chicken farmers.

All told, the state, using a variety of funding sources, has spent nearly $1 million since 2012 acquiring more than 407,000 bushels of oyster shells, which equates to about 22 million pounds ...

The hum of heavy equipment and the clatter of oyster shells broke the morning’s silence as work crews piled thousands of pounds of dried shells on the deck, […] Skip to content All Sections ...

Oyster shells play an important role in South Carolina’s Lowcountry and coastal ecosystem. News. ... Tabby is a mix of sand, water, and crushed oyster shells that creates lime.

All told, the state, using a variety of funding sources, has spent nearly $1 million since 2012 acquiring more than 407,000 bushels of oyster shells, which equates to about 22 million pounds ...

People are using shells to pave driveways and enhance gardens. ... Milliken said his company for years sold crushed oyster shells to farm supply stores for sale to chicken farmers.

The hum of heavy equipment and the clatter of oyster shells broke the morning’s silence as work crews piled thousands of pounds of dried shells on the deck, eventually creating a mound 12 feet high.

Oyster shells once were considered to be little more than trash. But they are in great demand by a variety of businesses and governments. Oyster shells sell for top dollar as biologists scramble ...