Win a £25 voucher to spend on the Vegetableseeds.net website.
You could use the voucher to buy their allotment multipack collection This multipack contains the 25 most commonly purchased varieties of seeds the company sell to allotmenteers. They say it's a great way to make sure you are covering all bases. Alternatively just browse their website and choose your own collection.The competition is open to visitors to any of our three blogs and two websites. Unfortunately the seed company only ship within Europe.
To enter the competition all you have to do is post a comment to this page stating:
Your favourite vegetable
Your favourite fruit
Your favourite herb
Your favourite flower
Your favourite gardening tool
Everyone who posts a comment will be entered into a prize draw with the winner receiving the £25 voucher - the list of favourites is just for fun and to make you work a little bit for the prize!
The closing date for entry is 19 November 2010
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Hi what a great give away!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite vegetable is the pea
My favourite fruit is a raspberry
My favourite herb is chive
My favourite flower is allium
My favourite gardening tool is a dibber
Good Luck 8x6 first entry!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, even better with the competition ;>)
ReplyDeleteVegetable: Broad Bean
Fruit: Strawberry
Herb: Coriander
Flower: Sweet Pea
Gardening Tool: Azada
What's an azada Rob?
ReplyDeleteAn Azada is a great tool..
ReplyDeletesee here..
http://www.get-digging.co.uk/tools.htm
Veggie: Carrot
Fruit: Strawberry
Herb: Mint
Flower: Rose
Tool: Wheelbarrow
Thanks Zeb - I could think of a few things I could use the pointed one for but maybe nothing to do with gardening!
ReplyDeleteBeetroot
ReplyDeleteMelon
Mint
Fuschia
My lilac wheelbarrow
That took some thinking about, will have to have a cup of tea now!
Count me in for the giveaway please, what a great prize.
ReplyDeleteMy Favourite Vegetable - Parsnip. A Sunday dinner isn't a Sunday dinner without a parsnip on the plate.
My Favourite Fruit - Strawberry. I'm definitely getting some everbearers for next year, the strawberry season is just too short without them.
My Favourite Herb - Chives. So easy to grow and adds that something extra to a cheese sandwich as well as providing pretty flowers which the bees love.
My Favourite Flower - Fuchsia. I like the very understated varieties such as Hawkshead best.
My Favourite Gardening Tool - Secateurs. I was lucky enough to find a pair of Felcos in the Wilkinson's sale for £10 and I love them. I think I use them every time I visit the allotment for one job or another.
Good luck in the giveaway everyone.
Great idea
ReplyDeleteMy favourite vegetable is a Leek
My favourite fruit is a Raspberry
My favourite herb is Basil
My favourite flower is a Cornflower
My favourite tool is an Azada
Hope you enjoyed your tea Fran.
ReplyDeleteYou're well and truly counted in Jo.
Another azada Woody and here's me never having heard of one before today!!
Well to be honest, it was reading one of Woody's posts that put my on to an Azada. Cracking tool, especially useful in clearing ground full of roots and weeds.
ReplyDeleteCount me in too!!! :)
ReplyDeleteYour favourite vegetable
Brocolli
Your favourite fruit
Strawberry
Your favourite herb
Mint
Your favourite flower
Loebelia
Your favourite gardening tool
Wheel Barrow
Nice, I want in to0.. can i send it to someone else if I win?
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Vegetable: Tomato (Does it count as vegetable)
My favorite Fruit: Strawberry
My favorite herb: lavender
My favorite flower: Red rose
My favorite gardening tool: My hands! love to feel the soil
Good Luck Craig - although you seem to have plenty of that on your site.
ReplyDeleteHi ~fer I don't see why not I've entered you.
I'll let you count tomato as a vegetable ~fer even thought technically it's a fruit!
ReplyDeleteIf this was a facebook page I'd 'Like' it!
ReplyDeleteFavourite veg celery
Favourite fruit strawberry
favourite herb basil
favourite flower Bishop of Llandaff dahlia
favourite gardening tool a hand fork
Got my fingers and legs crossed!
Thanks for the entry SG hope you can still walk around with legs crossed!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite vegetable is sweetcorn
ReplyDeleteMy favourite fruit is an apple (crumble)
My favourite herb is basil: pesto mmm
My favourite flower is the sweat pea - (might get some to grow next year!)
My favourite gardening tool is my watering can (filled from my water butts)
Welcome PhilKi and good luck
ReplyDeleteHiya, I`ve got to give this a go,wish me luck.
ReplyDeleteVegetable: Brocolli
Fruit: Blueberries
Herb: Garlic Chives
Flower:Sun-Flower
Tool:Garden Hoe
Hiya Neice
ReplyDeleteGood to hear from you - I hope your plot did well last season.
Hi Sue....Things have gone great on the plot this year, grown lots of lovely fruit and veg,still got a lot to learn but enjoying myself loads.xXx
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway and here goes:
ReplyDeleteFavourite veg is parsnips, great as part of a roast dinner.
Fruit is pears, I love Perry!
Herb is coriander, for the curries.
Flower is a Dahlia.
And tool is a rake, how satisfying is preparing a new bed, beautifully raked over and weed free - enjoy it while it lasts!
Fingers crossed!
Just sneaked in under the wire Damo
ReplyDeleteI hope it is not too late to enter and I hope countries outside EU can join in.
ReplyDeleteHere it is:
My favourite vegetable: tomato
My favourite fruit: apple
My favourite herb: chive
My favourite flower: rose
My favourite gardening tool: hoe
Am I in time?
ReplyDeleteMy favorite vegetable is, gosh there's so many ahh sprout
My favorite fruit blackberry, no on second thoughts apple
My favorite herb, now this is easy basil.
My favorite flower Dahlia
My favorite gardening tool is a trowel
Hi Vrtlarica and Cpt S - yes both are in time.
ReplyDeleteI can't receive the prize but I just join in for fun.
ReplyDeleteOur favourite vegetable: Cauliflowers
Our favourite fruit: Strawberries
Our favourite herb: Lemon Basil
Our favourite flower: Gerbera
Our favourite gardening tool: Trowel
I'm sorry you can't win the prize MKG - I think it is something to do with the export paperwork that the company have to complete for shipping outside of Europe and also the cost of postage. Thanks for your list though.
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