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Water less & control weeds with TreeDiaper & $137 giveaway!

6/23/2016

 
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Move over Pampers and Hugs because there's a new sheriff in town. Yep. No longer are diapers just for babies and for.... well, you get the drift. Your trees, shrubs and plants now want a diaper of their own please. I won't insult your intelligence describing how traditional diapers work, but imagine translating this same technology to your plants...retaining water for slow release back to the plant roots. Best of all? These mats and diapers are not just for outdoor use but should also be used on all your indoor pots and planters. Just imagine not having to water them every few days. So if you're a tad negligent on watering, you'll jump at the chance to do even less of it. All the while you'll save water, save plants, save the planet, and cut down on weeds with this slow release irrigation system. So it is with much enthusiasm that I am introducing you today to TreeDiaper and GardenMat, a completely innovative product for the water savvy gardener who wants it all. Let me explain how it works so you'll be able to win this $137 prize package from Tree Diaper. To enter, Like Raise Your Garden on Facebook and share this post. For a second entry sign up for our newsletter. Let us know in the comment section if you did one or both! Canadians are welcome to enter!
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I. How Tree Diapers & GardenMats work

1.) TreeDiaper absorbs rain water or irrigation water
2.) TreeDiaper pellets absorbs and hold water for an extended time
3.) Water is slowly released to soil and plant roots

II. What are TreeDiapers & GardenMats for?

This product is unique because it nourishes your trees and shrubs but also works just as well on your flowers, tomatoes, bell peppers, eggplant, and herbs.

III. What are TreeDiapers like?

To me, they feel like flat tarp bags with tiny white pellets inside that retain the water for the slow release irrigation system. Coming in all sorts of shapes and sizes helps you customize how and where you will use them. They are for both indoor and outdoor plants!
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A few questions I had for Zynnovation...

 Can I use my GardenMats/Diaper’s year-round by using them outdoors during the summer months and then bring them inside for the rest of the year?

  • You can use it either way, especially if you have a greenhouse or indoor garden. Perfect for indoor pots and containers.

Are they reusable? Can I use the mat in one raised bed this year and another the following year? How many years can I expect to get out of a TreeDiaper/GardenMat?

  • They can be reused for many years for different garden areas and moved around. We do not know how many years yet. The longest field test was 3 years. They are still in good shape and those have been moved to news trees planted this year---also answered another question below. look at this report about the earliest field test.
  • This field test did use mulch to cover the TreeDiaper. So it definitely slowed the degradation.
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Do they break down similar to the way black sheeting/landscape fabric breaks down in the garden? Do the pellets leak out into the garden?

  • Yes, given enough time, they will break down. The pellets are agriculture grade SAP. Just leave them in the soil. They are benign.

Once the TreeDiaper fills up with water, does it stay that way? If you pulled it from the garden would it become completely emptied of water?

  • The water release rate is super slow. Our controlled environment test showed that it completely depletes in 40 days. I used one on a office plant and it took two months to dry down.
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How much water does each of your products hold? How long can I expect them to retain this water?

  • Their design capacity can be found on our website. The outdoor water retention time is affected by rain, humidity, as well as many other weather conditions. We have a garden without watering for almost 2 yrs (last time we use a hose was July 2014). The TreeDiaper mats were never watered since they were installed, even during the summer 2014 drought. We have roughly 3-4 in of rain each month.
  • For indoor plants, I have one without watering for 2 months. Then again, the room temperature, humidity level, air flow and plants' transpiration rate all count.
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Should the TreeDiapers be stored indoors for the winter? Our winters are brutal here. What would happen if you left them out?

  • No problem by leaving out. When it becomes ice, it does not care how brutal the winter is. It does offer one layer of insulation for your plants. We have seen grapes bud earlier in spring and lose leaves later in fall.

 Do the GardenMats/TreeDiaper’s need to be buried for outdoor or indoor use? Must I use mulch for all types?

No. We mulch most of our mats. But we do leave some exposed for picture purposes. They should last at least 3 years uncovered. If covered with mulch, they should last longer.
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5 Things I love about this product....

1.) There is nothing else like this on the market. Nothing. Brand-spanking new, you will love this innovative technology that does it all!
2.) It is fabulous how it retains rain water and slowly releases it to the plant roots. After all, rain water is the best water for your plants ~ they love it!
3.) Our GardenMat in particular cuts down on weeds in our raised beds as it functions as groundcover. Wow. It's great at smothering weeds!
4.) Indoor and outdoor use. Yay!
5.) It can be left out all winter so storage is not an issue. Appreciate how it insulates the plants too!

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~The Prize~
One winner will recieve the below items at a $137 value! 
  • 18"x72" GardenMat, with 6 precut holes for flowers and vegetables
    20" TreeDiaper, can be used for large containers or ground plants
    16" TreeDiaper, can be used for large containers or ground plants
    12" TreeDiaper-twin-pack, for small container plants (indoor or outdoor)
    10" TreeDiaper-twin-pack, for small container plants (indoor or outdoor)
  • To enter, LIKE Raise Your Garden on Facebook and share. For a second entry sign up for our newsletter. For additional entries see below.
  • Let us know in the comment section what you've done!!
  • Official Giveaway Rules  
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Want more chances to win? Here are ways to earn extra entries.

3.) Like the TreeDiaper Facebook page

4.) Share this post...Grow the biggest and best tomatoes ever!

5. Pin and Like five of these images
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151 Comments
Debbie C
6/23/2016 08:22:58 am

These look great. I like how my indoor plants will "survive" all the vacations I take. I sometimes pay my neighbors kid to water everything. I'm in. Thanks.

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ethel solinski
6/24/2016 09:18:24 pm

We have the biggest garden we have ever had this year. Cannot wait till the veges start to ripen.

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Demeter | Beaming Baker link
6/23/2016 08:29:03 am

I'm definitely getting the drift--and funnily charmed. :) I've never heard of a tree diapers! How fascinating! Yet again, you never fail to introduce us to the latest and coolest garden gadgets, Laura. Such a fascinating post! :) Thanks for the informative post!

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Christine @ Run Plant Based link
6/23/2016 09:18:43 am

Thank you for this opportunity, what a great giveaway. These sound great for our long hot and dry summers here!

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Sandy M
6/23/2016 09:22:44 am

Wow this is a cool product. Liked and Shared. I'm an email subscriber as well.

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Pat
6/23/2016 09:29:46 am

This is one of the best products to aid in the hot summer planting of young trees and shrubs.

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Dannii @ Hungry Healthy Happy link
6/23/2016 09:33:13 am

This is such a great idea! We are really trying to make an effort not to waste water.

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James Doyle
6/23/2016 10:08:53 am

liked/shared on fb ;)

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jberry
6/23/2016 10:20:47 am

I receive the newsletter. These are genius products. We travel for work, 'd love this for my tomato, eggplant & basil garden.

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Cory
6/23/2016 10:25:59 am

Love the idea of the diapers. I subscribe to the newsletter.

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Mary W
6/23/2016 11:29:42 am

I LIKE Raise Your Garden on Facebook.

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Mary W
6/23/2016 11:30:41 am

I signed up for the newsletter.

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Mary W
6/23/2016 11:31:49 am

I Like the TreeDiaper Facebook page.

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Mary W
6/23/2016 11:32:45 am

I shared this post...Grow the biggest and best tomatoes ever!

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Cheryl Rahkonen
6/23/2016 11:59:38 am

We are gone from home a lot and have lost several trees because we were unable to keep them watered. Saving water is not a problem but we live on a hilltop and water drains very rapidly. The Tree Diaper could be the answer to our problems. I would love to have fruit trees.

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Cheryl Rahkonen
6/23/2016 12:01:33 pm

I liked "Raise Your Garden" on FB.

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Cheryl Rahkonen
6/23/2016 12:02:49 pm

I shared this giveaway on FB.

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Cheryl Rahkonen
6/23/2016 12:03:40 pm

I am a subscriber to your newletter.

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Cheryl Rahkonen
6/23/2016 12:04:37 pm

I liked the "Tree Diaper" on FB.

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Cheryl Rahkonen
6/23/2016 12:09:38 pm

I shared the post "Grow the biggest and best tomatoes ever" on FB.

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Cheryl Rahkonen
6/23/2016 12:45:28 pm

I pinned and liked 5 images.

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Kobi Hensley
6/23/2016 01:37:29 pm

Liked and shared on FB as Kobi D Hensley

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Kobi Hensley
6/23/2016 01:38:46 pm

Signed up for newsletter

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Kobi Hensley
6/23/2016 01:39:18 pm

Pinned and liked five images on Pinterest as Kobi D Hensley

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ERICA WEAVER
6/23/2016 01:40:35 pm

yes saving water is a priority we are always look for ways to conserve #‎Giveaway‬!

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Linda Bradshaw
6/23/2016 02:40:38 pm

This is great! I would love to give it a try. I hate watering.

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latanya
6/23/2016 02:40:39 pm

liked and shared

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Linda Bradshaw
6/23/2016 02:41:41 pm

Shared on facebook. Linda Bradshaw

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Linda Bradshaw
6/23/2016 02:43:22 pm

Subscriber to your email.

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Linda Bradshaw
6/23/2016 02:44:47 pm

Liked the TreeDiaper Facebook page. Linda Bradshaw

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latanya
6/23/2016 02:46:24 pm

newsletter subscriber

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Linda Bradshaw
6/23/2016 02:46:45 pm

shared tomato post on facebook. Linda Bradshaw

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latanya
6/23/2016 02:51:34 pm

shared the tomato post on facebook

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Susan P.
6/23/2016 04:31:05 pm

I like Raise Your Garden on Facebook.

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Susan P.
6/23/2016 04:35:06 pm

I shared the Facebook post about the TreeDiaper. https://www.facebook.com/SusanPertierra/posts/10210049174685786?pnref=story

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Susan P.
6/23/2016 04:35:30 pm

I subscribe to your newsletter.

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Susan P.
6/23/2016 04:35:59 pm

I like the TreeDiaper Facebook page.

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Susan P.
6/23/2016 04:37:44 pm

I shared the Facebook post about "Grow the biggest and best tomatoes ever". https://www.facebook.com/SusanPertierra/posts/10210049265888066?pnref=story

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Susan P.
6/23/2016 04:43:38 pm

I liked and pinned five of these images from the Pinterest board. https://www.pinterest.com/orchidlady01pin/gardening/

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Heather Williams
6/23/2016 04:54:56 pm

I "liked" your Facebook page! :)

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Heather Williams
6/23/2016 04:55:34 pm

I "liked" tree diapers Facebook page! :)

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Heather Williams
6/23/2016 04:56:19 pm

I subscribed to your newsletter! :)

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Heather Williams
6/23/2016 04:56:40 pm

I shared this contest post on Facebook!! :)

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jules m.
6/23/2016 06:25:14 pm

im subscribed and i liked you and shared the post on facebook (jules mcnubbin)

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Sylvia Svihel link
6/23/2016 08:12:32 pm

OOOHH I would love to win these! I pinned 5 pics on Pinterest.

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Sylvia Svihel link
6/23/2016 08:13:36 pm

I liked your fb page

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Sylvia Svihel link
6/23/2016 08:13:59 pm

I shared

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Sylvia Svihel link
6/23/2016 08:14:32 pm

I liked the Tree Diaper fb page

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Sylvia Svihel link
6/23/2016 08:16:04 pm

I shared the tomato post

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Julie Murphy
6/23/2016 08:17:08 pm

Like on facebook

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GINA STEVENS
6/23/2016 09:19:19 pm

I entered...liked your FB page and the tree diaper FB page, shared, pinned and signed up for newsletter.

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Maryann Royster
6/23/2016 09:22:10 pm

1. I like riase your garden on facebook and shared on facebook

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Maryann Royster
6/23/2016 09:23:00 pm

2. I am signed up for your newsletter

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Maryann Royster
6/23/2016 09:23:43 pm

3. I like TreeDiaper's facebook page

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Maryann Royster
6/23/2016 09:24:47 pm

4. I shared post- grow the biggest tomatoes ever

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Maryann Royster
6/23/2016 09:26:42 pm

5. I pinned 5 images and tried to like 7 images. was successful with the pins, could not get likes to work.

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Wei Zhang (Owner of TreeDiaper) link
6/23/2016 09:52:40 pm

Thank you for the great comments. Thank you Tom and Laura for the great writeup! I wish I have the skills they have.

We know someone may not like the "Diaper" part of this product. But here is the story behind this invention. My wife (President and CEO of Zynnovation LLC) was changing diapers for our first child. She wondered whether anybody recycle them. Of course nobody. So she wrote a proposal to National Science Foundation for developing a technology to recycle baby diapers. She got funded. I helped her with the product design and testing. The product we developed from this concept is this multifunctional plant protection mat. The products shown here are all made from virgin materials. We do have a special edition made from recycled diaper materials (industrial waste, not consumer waste yet). It is so limited and we only offer upon special request. Your support will allow us to build a recycling plant and scale up the production of TreeDiapers made from recycled diapers.

Thanks a lot!

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Amie L
6/23/2016 10:04:06 pm

Did 1,2 and 4. Would love to try this.

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Tandy I Lavender and Lime link
6/24/2016 12:06:34 am

What a great idea for water scarce areas like ours 😀

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Ashley C
6/24/2016 07:58:34 am

I liked raise your garden on fb as Kim Henley and shared the post

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Joanna Allison
6/24/2016 11:41:12 am

I did both.

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Barbara G.
6/24/2016 02:01:38 pm

Awesome product. Love the idea. You guys are the best! I love Thomas Sproull <3

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James Kennedy
6/24/2016 05:09:03 pm

I like Raise Your Garden and shared post.

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James Kennedy
6/24/2016 05:09:59 pm

I signed up for newsletter

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James Kennedy
6/24/2016 05:10:56 pm

I like TreeDiaper FB pg.

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James Kennedy
6/24/2016 05:12:07 pm

I liked and shared tomatoes post

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James Kennedy
6/24/2016 05:15:13 pm

I pinned five images

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Kelly Maxwell
6/24/2016 06:47:08 pm

Liked and shared on Facebook, love your ideas!

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Jessi Housel
6/24/2016 08:26:17 pm

Liked, shared and hoping to win. Thanks

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Suzanne
6/24/2016 09:49:02 pm

Liked and shared.

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Kaitlin
6/24/2016 10:24:25 pm

Liked Raise your garden on Facebok.

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Donna link
6/25/2016 06:21:20 am

I like how it can be left out in winter with no damage to the mat. Insulation value is a good plus too.

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Rena Walter
6/25/2016 10:25:06 am

I liked & shared, signed up for newsletter, pinned 5 posts and commented.

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Kelly Skibbe (KJ Skib)
6/25/2016 02:28:48 pm

I like your page

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Kelly Skibbe (KJ Skib)
6/25/2016 02:29:26 pm

I shared your post: https://www.facebook.com/KJSKIB/posts/896997177075605?pnref=story

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Kelly Skibbe (KJ Skib)
6/25/2016 02:30:47 pm

I shared the tomato post: https://www.facebook.com/KJSKIB/posts/896997743742215?pnref=story

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Julie Murphy
6/25/2016 06:07:54 pm

I like Raise your Garden on Facebook

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Darlene Owen
6/26/2016 07:39:35 pm

I LIKE Raise Your Garden on Facebook and shared.

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Darlene Owen
6/26/2016 07:40:23 pm

I signed up for your newsletter

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Darlene Owen
6/26/2016 07:43:51 pm

I Like the TreeDiaper Facebook page

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Darlene Owen
6/26/2016 07:44:41 pm



I Shared this post...Grow the biggest and best tomatoes ever!

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Darlene Owen
6/26/2016 07:45:30 pm



I Pinned and Liked five of these images

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Laurie Nykaza
6/26/2016 08:46:12 pm

LIKED Raise Your Garden on Facebook and shared.

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Laurie Nykaza
6/26/2016 08:47:00 pm

I signed up for newsletter before

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Laurie Nykaza
6/26/2016 08:48:24 pm

Liked the TreeDiaper Facebook page

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Laurie Nykaza
6/26/2016 08:49:44 pm

Shared this post...Grow the biggest and best tomatoes ever!

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Laurie Nykaza
6/26/2016 08:51:43 pm

Pinned and Liked five of these images

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David Heath
6/27/2016 06:29:57 am

I liked and shared

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David Heath
6/27/2016 06:31:14 am

I liked the tree diaper page

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David Heath
6/27/2016 06:32:26 am

I shared grow biggest tomatoes ever

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David Heath
6/27/2016 06:35:56 am

I pinned 5 pins, would not accept the likes

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christine mitchell
6/27/2016 01:28:22 pm

I liked and shared your page

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Julie Waldron
6/29/2016 03:21:24 pm

I liked Raise Your Garden on FB Julie Waldron

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Julie Waldron
6/29/2016 03:22:18 pm

Shared on FB https://www.facebook.com/julie.waldron.9237/posts/887277858051345?pnref=story

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Julie Waldron
6/29/2016 03:23:04 pm

Signed up for newsletter farmermomwife@gmail.com

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Julie Waldron
6/29/2016 03:24:42 pm

I like the TreeDiaper Facebook page Julie Waldron

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Julie Waldron
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Shared on FB https://www.facebook.com/julie.waldron.9237/posts/887278558051275?pnref=story

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Julie Waldron
6/29/2016 03:28:10 pm

Pinned and liked https://www.pinterest.com/farmermomwife/the-great-outdoors/

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Matt link
6/29/2016 04:18:43 pm

Will these fit adults also? j/k Sounds like a neat product, might be worth a try on an area of my vegetable garden. Thanks!

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Kathleen Richardson
6/30/2016 08:32:36 pm

I liked and shared on FB via Kathleen Richardson.

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6/30/2016 08:35:12 pm

I signed up for the newsletter.

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Terry Stevens
7/2/2016 04:33:26 pm

I like TreeDiaper on FB.

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7/2/2016 04:34:09 pm

Liked Raise Your Garden on FB and shared.

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7/2/2016 04:34:27 pm

Subscribed.

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Shared post on FB: https://www.facebook.com/terry.stevens.165685/posts/508570112670516

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Elicia P
7/3/2016 01:58:50 pm

Liked and shared on FB (Kelsey S).

Thank you for the write up. I am going to look further into these.

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elicia p
7/3/2016 02:00:08 pm

liked tree diaper (Kelsey S)

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7/3/2016 02:00:38 pm

shared: https://www.facebook.com/kelsey.staples.98/posts/1047323668677933?pnref=story

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Tamara Lawson
7/4/2016 04:47:21 pm

It is very nice Love to have one I liked and shared Thanks for the giveaway

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7/5/2016 04:06:34 am

Liked Raise Your Garden and shared.

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Terri David
7/5/2016 04:08:40 am

Signed up for newsletter.

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Terri David
7/5/2016 04:09:33 am

Liked Tree Diaper Facebook page.

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Terri David
7/5/2016 04:11:08 am

Shared biggest and best tomatoes post.

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7/6/2016 07:00:13 am

LIKEd Raise Your Garden on Facebook and shared, followed on twitter, sign up for newsletter. Thanks for sharing..

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Cheryl Everitt
7/11/2016 09:54:37 pm

I shared and liked Raise Your Garden.

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7/11/2016 09:57:30 pm

I liked the TreeDiaper Facebook page

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Cheryl Everitt
7/11/2016 10:01:40 pm

I shared Grow the biggest and best tomatoes ever!

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7/11/2016 10:04:04 pm

I am signed up for the newsletter.

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7/11/2016 10:09:44 pm

I pinned and liked five of pinterest images.

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Trish F
7/17/2016 09:32:20 pm

Hello, I already like you on FB and I shared here: https://www.facebook.com/trish.froehner/posts/10208112408421550
Thanks for a great giveaway!

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Trish F
7/17/2016 09:34:45 pm

I'm signed up for your newsletter. Thanks!

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Trish F
7/17/2016 09:36:24 pm

Like the TreeDiaper Facebook page. Thanks!

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Trish F
7/17/2016 09:40:19 pm

Shared the tomato post here: https://www.facebook.com/trish.froehner/posts/10208112490223595 Thanks!

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Trish F
7/17/2016 09:46:48 pm

Pinned and liked 6 of your images. Thanks. https://www.pinterest.com/trishden

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7/22/2016 05:53:14 pm

i am a fb fan tony l smoaks, i shared on Facebook, newsletter subscriber too

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7/22/2016 06:23:13 pm

I like you on facebook and shared.

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7/22/2016 06:23:56 pm

I like Tree Diaper on facebook.

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7/22/2016 06:24:55 pm

I shared the tomato post on facebook.

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7/23/2016 01:54:24 am

Liked, commented and shared on Facebook

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7/23/2016 04:12:30 pm

liked and shared on FB - Thank you!

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7/23/2016 09:43:22 pm

Hi! I already (really) like Raise Your Garden on FB and I shared your post! Thanks and God bless! ILuvTheEucharist (at) aol.com

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7/23/2016 09:44:18 pm

Hi! I already also subscribe to your newsletter. Thanks and God bless! ILuvTheEucharist (at) aol.com

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Rose Santuci-Sofranko
7/23/2016 09:45:27 pm

I liked Tree Diaper on FB too...these are cool! Thanks and God bless! ILuvTheEucharist (at) aol.com

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U liked and shared on Facebook.

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I subscribed to your newsletter.

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Liked your FB page: Slehan
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Thanks for the contest.

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FB like and shared. Signed up with Raise Your Garden. Pinned five images to Pinterest.

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carl
7/24/2016 08:56:13 am

wow

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signed up for newsletter and facebook page. would love to try these diapers with my tomatoes next year in addition to my other plants. also shared .

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