Bring a little more Texas to your garden and your backyard barbecue with Berdoll Pecans' 40-Pound Bag of Pecan Shells. A natural byproduct of our pecan business, these shells are a useful and beautiful way to put something that comes from the pecan harvest to work around your home.
Pecan shells make a wonderful addition to flowerbeds and garden areas. Spread them around your plants as a natural-looking mulch to create a warm, rustic appearance that complements flowers, shrubs, trees, and other landscaping. Imagine your flowerbeds dressed with the rich, earthy color and texture of real pecan shells! They are especially attractive for gardeners who love a country, Texas-inspired look and want their outdoor spaces to have a distinctive touch.
Our pecan shells can also be used around the barbecue pit. Pecan wood and shells are appreciated for the wonderful smoky character they can add when used appropriately with outdoor cooking. Adding pecan shells to your barbecue setup can create a delicious pecan-inspired aroma and flavor that pairs beautifully with meats. Whether you are cooking brisket, ribs, chicken, pork, or another favorite, it is a fun way to bring a little extra Texas pecan flavor to your next cookout.
The 40-pound bag gives you plenty of shells for landscaping projects, garden beds, outdoor areas, or barbecue use. They are a practical choice for homeowners, gardeners, barbecue enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys finding creative uses for natural materials.
At Berdoll Pecans, we have been a family-owned pecan business for 45 years, and we take great pride in sharing the many uses and wonderful qualities of pecans with our customers. From the pecans we enjoy eating to the shells left behind from the harvest, we love finding ways to make the most of this Texas-grown tradition.
Whether you are refreshing a flowerbed or getting ready for a backyard barbecue, our 40-pound bag of Pecan Shells is a unique way to add natural beauty and a taste of Texas to your home. Order a bag and discover just how useful-and beautiful-pecan shells can be.