Since my 5th blogging anniversary was in August, I asked them if they'd sponsor my give-away. They said "yes" and here is the 1st prize, The Botanical Interests Seed Sprouter Kit! Well ... it has been sitting in my dining room for a couple of months, now, so I guess Miss Sticky Fingers (who wants to keep all prizes for herself!), should put it up for grabs. There are packets of assorted sprouting seeds that will be given away, too. So lots of prizes ... Mung Beans, Sandwich Mix, Radish China Rose, Fenugreek, Wheat Berries, Alfalfa, Broccoli.
How it will work ... post a comment on this post saying something about sprouts. (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.
Thanks to Ryan Schmitt and Botanical Interests for helping out with this. (Ryan gave us each a t-shirt with a big radish on it! 'Nuf said ...) Here's the video of the seed sprouter in action:
I'd love to give seed sprouting a try. Please count me in.
ReplyDeleteThis is the Cadillac method of seed sprouting. You can also use a jar with some cheesecloth or an old nylon (wash it first ! LOL).
DeleteMy old spouter cracked when I moved. Course, it was not nearly as nice as this one is!
ReplyDeleteHi Roo ... what are your favorite seeds to sprout? J
DeleteBotanical Interests sent me over to say hello and to let you know that I would love to win this sprouter. What a wonderful blog you have also. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad they did. And thanks!
DeleteI'd like to retire my old Ball canning jar with the screen on top. This system looks super. richardsons15@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to give this a try. What a wonderful give away! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMung Beans are my favorite to sprout.. my chickens love them too :)
ReplyDeleteSprouts are good for people and animals.
ReplyDeleteBotanical interests sent me. I would that that sprouter instead of my jar with mesh lid! I grow wheat/barley sprouts/grass for my rabbits and chickens too! :)
ReplyDeleteOh pick me pick me!! I would love to grow my own sprouts. :-)
ReplyDeleteI found you through Botanical Intrests, and I have to say I love your blog. Currently i grow sprouts out of a mason jar and bandanna, it works but I'd love to use this lol.
ReplyDeleteI've been looking for something to get my dad for his garden. He does some sprouting already but never with a fun machine like this. He'd love it!
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I love to sprout seeds. This would be great for sprouting different kinds at the same time.
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