March Country Giveaway

I had to think about the March giveaway.  Just wasn't quite sure what I wanted the giveaway to be... and then it hit me!  Gardening!  Aren't we all thinking about spring and getting our hands good and dirty, smelling the good, green earth on a wet rainy day?

Weds morning prairie sky ~
threatening, and yet cool at the same time!

And so, the March giveaway will be a $25 gift certificate to Territorial Seed Company or Burpee, winner's choice.  I personally like Territorial Seed, based in Oregon, but if you're looking for unlimited choices, then Burpee is the way to go!

Just leave a comment here -- tell me what you think you might like to purchase with your $25 gardening gift certificate -- seeds?  a new garden tool? seaweed fertilizer?

A winner will be drawn using Randomizer.org on Monday, March 19th.  So you've got until Sunday, March 18th at midnight (PST) to enter the giveaway!

Good luck, and I hope y'all are having a good week so far.  Happy Thursday!


11 comments:

  1. Cool sky.. Using all Burpee seeds for my backyard garden this year.

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  2. Oh what fun. I've started my garden last week, my first one in many, many years. My fav is Burpee's as that was the catalog my mother and I ordered from. I bought all the seeds I need so probably a tool of some sort. I'm a gadget kind of gal!

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  3. Ah gardening, can't wait for the snow to go away. I would be a seed buyer, flowers, and more flowers to brighten my winter days...the photographs that is.

    Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams

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  4. LOVE that image, and this is a truly spectacular giveaway! Good thinking!!!

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  5. I think I would have to go for some seeds to start out our Spring garden if we find a place to plant it! We've always wanted a nice garden to plant our organic, fresh fruits and veggies :)

    Thank you for this great giveaway!!

    TheEclecticElement AT yahoo DOT com

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  6. Cool! I would buy seeds that I would let Nina start in the greenhouse (she has been starting seeds right and left!) for me! :) I like flowers, but a few heirloom tomatoes would grow well in my pots...

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  7. You made me look huh. I guess it would be a gadget.
    I did not get sisters garden spot plowed in time so now have to wait for the ground to dry again. I am not complaining about the rain NO SIR. Her tanks
    which there are 5 of them, last year went dry in 3 and mud bog in one and the fish tank went 20+ feet down. So I say bring on the rain. We need more PLEASE and THANK YOU GOD...
    I got 2 heirloom tomatoes. 2 cukes. 2 cherry tomatoes. not much for my container garden this year. Last year just ate my lunch almost. What didn't the Peter cotton tails did. I only got a few jalapenos.

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  8. LOVE Territorial for unusual winter squash seeds, herbs, just about anything for the veggie garden.
    Deb in Kansas

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  9. That sky is awesome!
    Unfortunately, I have a black thumb.
    I'd love to start a garden, but I just know it would turn out badly.

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  10. I would go wild over anything strawberry related. That is my goal...grow strawberries, lots of strawberries!
    ~~Ashley~~

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