$30 Cash Giveaway at Mother Earth’s Garden
March 4, 2008 by linette
This month the Lifestyles Network here at b5media is having a contest. Mother Earth’s Garden has already met the criteria for the contest but one. I need to make some extra posts this month.
Part of the prize is $30 I can pass on to my readers. I decided I’m going to give $30 to one lucky Mother Earth’s Garden reader whether I win or not.
What do you need to do to enter? I need some extra encouragement, and ideas this month. That’s where you, my awesome readers, come in.
There are 3 things you can do to enter:
1. Leave a comment on this post with suggestions of topics you’d like to see covered here. Would you like more how-to-posts, links, gardening methods, projects, plant info, organic gardening, birding, videos, photos, gardening recipes?
2. Leave a comment on this post letting me know you participated in our gardening poll, or left a gardening tip on our tip page.
3. I would like to start featuring readers gardens here on Mother Earth’s Garden. Contact me and send me your favorite garden photo, with a description of your garden, or a little blurb about you, or your garden blog, and it may be featured here. If you don’t have a photo yet, don’t forget about us this summer when all your flowers are in bloom!
You can also blog about this contest for an entry, so I guess there are 4 ways to get entered. If you post on your blog, don’t forget to stop by and let me know here.
The rules:
The money will be paid through Paypal, so you have to have a Paypal account. $30 US dollars.
Entries will be accepted until midnight on March 31st.
I would like to see more about children’s garden and whimsical gardening.
I’d love to learn more about gardening in general, but more specifically how to start a garden, and what grows best in specific regions.
I would like you to feature more articles about how to attract hummingbirds. I can’t seem to get any to come to my garden and I could use some tips.
I would like to see more information about how to keep plants wet during the dry hot summer months.
More pics and videos would be good!
i garden and would love any info on perennials
I would love to see how miniature gardening can be done. You know, how to turn an old utensil into a miniature garden for instance.
i think some tutorial would be really fun and very useful!
I think you should cover the topic of convincing local restaurants and businesses to utilize the local farmers for their produce.
There is this show on tv about lumberjacks. Maybe there could be a show about people trying to save forests
My wife and I love outside of Las Vegas, where summer weather during the day can be triple digits for months on end and rain is next to non-existent, and would love to convert part of our small, raw backyard into a garden patch. But there are virtually no articles on growing edible plants outside in a desert environment, and even people who don’t live in the desert would probably find something like that very interesting.
more photos and how to grow thyme,basil, and garlic.
I would like to see information on natural fertilizers and/or pesticides. Sustainability in general is good too.
Gardening for children.
I’d like to know what I should do to improve the soil in my gardening beds. For instance, I have very sandy soil in a few of my beds and I would like to know what other things I should mix in with it to make the soil better for growing plants, specifically perennial plants.
I also participated in your poll.
i’d like to see more new innovative and helpful tools covered here, i’m always interested in stuff that makes things a lot easier!
Wow!!
I would love to see some info on organic gardening and the best ways to avoid bugs without pesticides, etc.
I always enjoy gardening tips and contests!
Perennials, especially.
How to start a vegetable garden on very little money
i’d like to see more about children’s gardening, aero gardening and possibly community gardening and how to get one started
I would like to give Ladybugs the boot.
I’d like to see tips for people who can’t do ordinary gardening because of physical restrictions; i.e. wheelchair bound, seniors with arthritis or severe asthma. It has really restricted many of our family members.
please enter me