The 5th anniversary of this blog was in August! I ambitiously had back-to-back give-aways lined up to celebrate the event, with all of the prizes coming from the sponsors of the (I know, I know, I talk about it way too much), the 6th Annual Garden Bloggers Fling ...
A paused moment in the garden binging, I mean, flinging.
Well, concurrently with this ambition, was a bunch of new clients! Whoa. Somebody got busy! How happy is that!?! The prizes were lined up, but the give-aways lagged behind.
The Blogoversary Botanical Seeds Give-Away
Enter November and my daily posting with Blogher's NaBloPoMo. The blogging mill starts coming back to life! We currently have one Give-Away ...
... this very cool Seed Sprouter from Botanical Interests
The Give-away expands ... Now we're going to "sweeten the pot"!
Pruners are important. Different sizes for different jobs. I'm always glad to have them around. But these shears have something extra ... they're like an extension of my hand! Comfortable, easy to use. I love 'em!
Variety Pack of Annie Haven Moo-Poo Manure Teas ( "Horse", "Cow" and "Alfalfa")
My biggest gardening weakness is soil fertility. Maybe you, too, need to give your soil and your plants an extra boost. Would be worth a try, don't you think? And, you'll get to try it in all three "flavors".
My biggest gardening weakness is soil fertility. Maybe you, too, need to give your soil and your plants an extra boost. Would be worth a try, don't you think? And, you'll get to try it in all three "flavors".
Peaceful Valley Farm and Garden Supply in Grass Valley, CA
Suppliers of everything organic for the homesteader and urban gardener, except tractors and hay balers. Details to come ...
How to Enter, How to Win
How it will work ... post a comment on this post saying something about pruners, sprouts, manure tea or hay balers. (Also, make sure a return link to you shows up in the comment box so I can contact you.) Random drawing for winners will take place on Nov. 30th. Good Luck!
I sent my mom the Moo-Poo for Mother's day. She teasingly thanked me for sending her a box of...sh*%! dancinggardenmom@gmail.com
ReplyDeletethanks for the laugh!
DeleteI could always use some new pruners or something from my favorite peaceful valley!
ReplyDeleteHi Unknown! I need a way to contact you if you're da winner ... So post your email here, or email it to me at hansonja@aol.com
DeleteCongrats on the Blogoversary, Jeannie! I'd love to win any of the prizes, with the pruners at the top of my list: You just can't have too many of these in varying sizes and applications!
ReplyDeleteThese were the veggie/fruit shears we got from Corona on "Swag Night". Did you get/not get them?
DeleteSo looking forward to Portland next summer!
I just bought a new house after renting for 3 years. I can't wait to get out in the yard next spring and put in a garden. I'd love any of these, but I could sure use some new pruners. I'm hard on mine, and they tend to get dull after a season or two. The compost tea bags are a great idea. I've done that using old tube socks, but these are so much prettier -- in spite of their contents. Thanks for the chance to win some cool stuff. reticulatedwriter@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLove the blog. Love the shears too. Congrats on the anniversary!
ReplyDeleteLove this! great giveaway! Who couldn't use a new pair of shears or Annie's Tea Manure?
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to make manure tea but don't have a source of "poo" available, this bagged version would be great :+)
ReplyDeleteA girl can never have too many shears or bags o' poo... Great give away and always great posts, thank you ! Valori Wilson...*I can never get the other ways to publish for me
ReplyDeleteI really need pruners to prepare for a new garden!!
ReplyDeleteMoo-poo manure tea! Who'd a thunk? I'd love to try some along with the Peaceful Valley seeds here in Merced! Elaine vall3fam@mercednet.com
ReplyDeleteSeed and pruners..... among other things, sound great! Thanks for giving someone the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteReally like the tin of seeds and the pruners!
ReplyDeleteSome day I hope to need a hay baler. But for now I'd rather win seeds, pruners, or manure tea.
ReplyDeleteGetting the tin of seeds would be awesome. I'm always looking for new varieties to plant.
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