Container Gardening & Emsco Group + {Giveaway!}

7/28/2015

See below for pictures of Crop Props

Plastic makes my world go round. Especially since having kids. It's lightweight, durable and these days becoming increasingly trendy. It doesn't smash into a million pieces either like ceramic or glass does. Plastic is for the people. And this is partly what makes the Pickers Grow Boxes and Crop Props from Emsco so fabulous. The resin used in these products is chemically inactive; BPA-free and phthalate-free. Safe for us organic gardeners. Besides, container gardening is some of the most fun you'll ever have with plants! So no more excuses. Go ahead. Push the easy button and keep reading for your chance to win a Picker + Crop Prop from the Emsco Group. Over $140 value! To enter just leave a comment telling us what you'd plant in your new picker in the comment section below. And guess what, there's two winners! I really hope you are one of them.

As a side note, I find the Emsco Group to be a pretty gracious company. After spending a fair amount of time reading product reviews on various websites including their own Facebook page I thought they 1.) Always responded to customer service issues in a timely fashion even when the customer seemed a bit unreasonable 2.) Admitted fault when the onus was on them 3.) Were honest and straightforward 4.) Settled the issue with the customer in a fair-minded way.

So let me give you the general pros/cons before I get into specifics on each product.

Pros

The grow boxes & trellises are made of lightweight plastic and therefore easy to move.
They come with casters, so they can be moved in and out of the sun or rain as required. I love being able to move these pickers myself without having to wait for Tom to help out!
The plastic is colorized with UV additives to prevent long-term degradation in direct sunlight (won't fade on you).
BPA-free and Phthalate-free. Food safe.
Water fill tubes keep you from over or under watering. Reservoir also means you can go away for a few days without having to panic about plants drying out.
No need for a yard or to be a homeowner to garden, just a patio, deck, sunroom or sunny window.
This is gardening at it easiest. It's just doesn't get any simpler than this. The instructions are written in large lettering in a colored pamphlet. The Emsco Group basically holds your hand through the assembly process.
Almost zero work involved.
Grow boxes are bigger than you might think based on the pictures! And because you are using Crop Props to grow more vertically, you'll save even more space.
Perfect for children, never any broken shards of glass or ceramic to deal with.
Even if you don't consider yourself a gardener, these are so nice for an herb bed.Everyone loves and uses fresh herbs...right?!
I appreciate how you can buy these products just about anywhere. Target, Lowe's, Home Depot, Walmart....wherever you shop, they'll have at least some selection of Emsco products. This means that you can actually see it up close instead of ordering online and not knowing exactly what you'll get.

Cons

If you are anti-plastic, anti-resin, these aren't for you!
Nothing of plastic lasts forever. I'm sure with time, they will crack, although obviously I haven't noticed any signs of wear and tear yet.
They're a tad bit on the pricier end for plastic.

Here's the rundown...

Easy Picker Elevated Garden Stand

Easy Picker Elevated Garden Kit and Stand Item #2335

Don't you loved not having to bend down? That's why Tom & I decided on raised-beds. No backbreaking bending down with this grow box.

Pros

It's a nice height for just about anyone. With the stand, you're at 30"
Has a little shelf on the bottom for storage. The grid allows rainwater to fall through.
Product looks really sharp on a patio or by your pool!
Even when filled with soil, moves about easily. So if your plants are getting too much sun or water, can be moved to a better location.
Blends well with your house if you have brick or siding. Just looks clean-cut and neat.
Growing tomatos has never been cuter. As a side tip, lettuce and spinach typically grows really well in boxes like these.
Looks so nice, you can actually grow veggies in your front yard, no need to hide!

Cons

I don't know that I would store tools, in particular, anything made of metal on the below shelf. I got a feeling they would still get wet. Gloves that are not waterproof should probably not be stored here either.

City Picker

City Pickers Raised-Garden Kit Item #2340D

Pros

Very spacious! You'll be surprised how much you'll be able to plant in just one box. Three of these boxes would make a good sized garden for sure! Each box 24" x 20" growing surface area.
Includes an aeration screen that gives the right amount of air to plant roots. This prevents mold and roots from rotting. It also means you won't have to replace your potting mix year after year. Love the aeration screen, it's awesome!
I'd like to use this box with herbs like rosemary that can be winterized. On wheels, you might even be able to keep your cilantro and basil longer. Maybe even into the Fall and Winter if it can be transported inside to a sunny spot or sunroom.
Even though they include a mulch cover for weeds, weeding is pretty much a non-issue.
You know those perennial plants that you order from online nurseries? They always look huge in the catalog. But when you get your plants, they are usually quite tiny. So you plant and label, but by next season, they are lost on you. How about using this box to plant those perennials plants for a couple of seasons, until they are bigger and then transplanting to the garden? Just a thought.

Cons

Kit uses a rubberband for holding the mulch cover in place. I hope it lasts at least several seasons, but I'm not too optimistic. But again, how many weeds are you really going to get?

Hydro Pickers Gardening System Item #2370D

When the big, brown boxes showed up on my doorstep, I could hardly wait to get this picker up and running. Hydroponics is something that I'm eager to learn more about, how about you?

Pros

Kit includes everything you need, so you don't have to run to the store.
Love the pH kit included.
No soil also means no weeding & clean hands. No garden gloves needed.
Vibrant blue color, stunning!
Perfect for those apartment dwellers who live up a million flights of stairs, or, anyone who doesn't want the hassle of hauling soil/potting mix in bags around.
Produces a higher-yield and needs only nutrient-treated water. I'm hoping to reap the benefits of an earlier harvest but only time will tell.
Takes up very little space and requires very little effort. So easy!
Ideal for anyone whose yard soil is less than perfect because none is needed.
Nice gift for an elderly friend or relative who would like to grow on a smaller scale.
Spot on for kids or science teachers wanting to ignite the interest of their students. Kids will most definitely find this exciting! I know mine did.

Cons

If you are a hydroponics expert, this may not be the set for you. It's more of a system for those of us just learning about hydroponics.

Crop Props

Emsco offers trellises to support your plants in their grow boxes. They slide in nicely as well giving just the right amount of height for your vertical growing needs. Crop Props come in both a triangle and square shape, either 36' or 54' tall. So you have four options to choose from in all.

These are incredibly easy to put together! So easy, in fact, that you could disassemble them for the winter months for storage purposes. (I plan to do this).
The sizes are spot on for growing needs. Tall or short. Square and triangle. You pick what works for you.
Triangle takes up less space for more planting options, square lends itself to more stability. Example. Triangle = peppers. Square = tomatoes.
Product seems virtually indestructible.
Although pricy for a single trellis, I do think they will last forever.

When I checked out The Emsco Groups website, I was shocked by how many of their products I already own. Sleds anyone? But I wasn't aware until more recently that they offer a whole lot more for those of us who are ahem.....working. (It's not all play with them despite the lovely snowboards, kayaks and toys). Emsco offers a wide selection of products including rain barrels, Christmas tree stands, racks, dorm room accessories, water urns, cleaning aids and so much more. You'll have to check out their website to see the spectrum of what they have to offer for yourself. It's an impressive selection! Here's their YouTube Channel and Twitter Handle.

~ The Prize ~

1st place Easy Picker + your choice of Crop Prop. (approx. $75-$100 value).

2nd place City Picker + your choice of Crop Prop. (approx. $65-$75 value).

*The price of these products varies greatly based on my online research. Some products sell the Picker with the Crop Prop and some without which also affects price. There are lots of vendors that sell Emsco, do your research before you buy!*

Enter by leaving a comment below telling us what you'd plant in your new picker!!
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363 Comments

Bonnie Day

7/28/2015 01:43:41 am

I wear oxygen now and can't garden like I used to This would allow me to still grow some veggies without a lot of work I would grow lettuces and tomatoes for my daily salads

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7/28/2015 01:45:26 am

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7/28/2015 01:46:43 am

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7/28/2015 01:47:37 am

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7/28/2015 01:48:14 am

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7/28/2015 02:20:34 am

We would plant herbs to have all year round. Our rabbit Charlie would love that.

Jamie Knorr

7/28/2015 03:08:49 am

I would plant grape tomatoes.

Frank Mosher

7/28/2015 04:43:54 am

Jamie, grape tomatoes, one of my favorites, grow 5-6 ft. tall. Do you think you could stake them, as they are inderterminants and keep growing-tall?

Jamie Knorr

7/28/2015 03:14:23 am

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7/28/2015 03:15:37 am

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7/28/2015 03:19:43 am

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Kimberly Matlack

7/28/2015 03:53:40 am

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7/28/2015 03:54:18 am

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Kimberly Matlack

7/28/2015 03:56:07 am

I commented on your FB giveaway post about why I wanted to win. I liked the post and shared the post.

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7/28/2015 03:57:29 am

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Kimberly Matlack

7/28/2015 03:58:09 am

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Kimberly Matlack

7/28/2015 04:05:19 am

I would plant tomatoes and lettuce. My grandsons love tomato sandwiches and salads and so do I. This would be great to teach them how to grown their own garden in limited space like they have at their house.

Dana Rodriguez

7/28/2015 04:37:35 am

I would plant tomatoes and herbs.

Dana Rodriguez

7/28/2015 04:41:04 am

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Kelly

7/28/2015 04:50:08 am

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Kelly

7/28/2015 04:49:38 am

I would definitely plant vegetables and herbs that I like to have near my kitchen for ease of harvesting. Swiss chard, kale, basil, oregano, and lettuce are a few things I would try. I would also put some mint in there, since it wouldn't be able to spread!

Kathy Hanley

7/28/2015 04:51:28 am

I would grow some tomatoes and cucumbers!

eguiver yol

7/28/2015 04:51:55 am

I would grow lettuce

Frank Mosher

7/28/2015 04:57:27 am

These products are not suitable for growing tomatoes of any kind. Would be very difficult to stake. and the low growing varieties, would make the unit top-heavy in any wind. "Patio" tomatoes might be the exception. But, perfect for Basil! Doubtful that slugs would make the climb, and easily stopped. Great for lettuce as well, can easily be rolled out of the noontime hot sun. Cilantro, fern leaf dill, etc. Perfect for numerous annual flowers. Perfect for "tropicals" as you can wheel them to the hottest spot on your deck patio. Products have numerous planting potential!

Lisa

7/28/2015 04:58:21 am

I would plant cherry tomatoes for sure!

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7/28/2015 04:58:53 am

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Brenda Nelms

7/28/2015 05:01:40 am

I would love to win this planter. I just recently moved to a smaller place in Washington and have a great climate for growing. I just moved from Texas and had to leave behind most of my planting materials of which I was super bummed about that. If I won, The first things I would plant are salad greens, cucumbers and tomatoes. My favorite lunch!

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Cheryl Billings

7/28/2015 05:06:16 am

I would plant tomatoes and lettuce in this planter.

Linda Szymoniak

7/28/2015 05:09:32 am

I think I'd have to use this for fresh herbs (and perhaps some catnip for our three cats). I'd be able to keep in on our deck during summer and bring it inside during the winter months.

Cheryl B

7/28/2015 05:09:43 am

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7/28/2015 05:10:41 am

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Linda Meranda

7/28/2015 05:12:57 am

I would plant a variety of lettuce now. Our country property is called Bunnyville (: Then come next Spring I think a variety of Coleous would be beautiful. Thank you for a great giveaway

Linda Szymoniak

7/28/2015 05:16:05 am

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Donald Johnson link

7/28/2015 05:29:58 am

Well I,d plant tomatoes of course...

Marcia Renert

7/28/2015 05:44:59 am

I'd plant tomatoes. I have a small NYC terrace so having fresh tomatoes would be awesome!

Alice H.

7/28/2015 06:10:17 am

I would definitely plant romaine lettuce, tomatoes, and some herbs.

Anna C Simon

7/28/2015 06:20:36 am

I really need this because is keeps getting harder to bend over to take care of weeding. The old body (76) is really growing old......LOL and cranky.

Sara

7/28/2015 06:28:31 am

Tomatoes and Bell peppers! :)

Sara

7/28/2015 06:30:57 am

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Anna C Simon

7/28/2015 06:31:17 am

Already did like your FB Page, and I am an email subscriber. I made a comment on your FB page.
Liked EMSCO's FB Page. I look forward to your emails.

Robyn Bellefleur

7/28/2015 06:39:45 am

I would plant some red leaf lettuce and cucumbers

Robyn Bellefleur

7/28/2015 06:42:46 am

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7/28/2015 06:43:40 am

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Robyn Bellefleur

7/28/2015 06:47:13 am

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Ryan Campbell

7/28/2015 07:14:47 am

I would start with staples like lettuce and tomatoes. This would also be a great place to regrow used veggies like lettuce, celery, onions, etc.

Margot C

7/28/2015 07:20:16 am

I think I would plant my varieties of basil there for easy picking.

Laurie Nykaza

7/28/2015 07:25:01 am

I would plant tomatoes we love to eat them with some Basil too.

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7/28/2015 07:26:47 am

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7/28/2015 07:27:17 am

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7/28/2015 07:30:01 am

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7/28/2015 07:30:53 am

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7/28/2015 07:33:19 am

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Lincoln Mulkey

7/28/2015 08:07:05 am

I would grow tomatoes, pepper, kale, cabbage and cucumbers

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7/28/2015 08:09:16 am

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barbara whittaker

7/28/2015 08:17:56 am

I'll plant eggplant in summer and lettuce/chard/kale in winter. Yumm!

Brenda Goldberg

7/28/2015 10:07:40 am

We would grow tomatoes!

cathy

7/28/2015 10:10:36 am

this is fantastic for many reasons all my beds have to be built up , it would keep my adopters out of the bed,(2 lg. males that adopted us ) out of the bed, and great for my back and ra. that limits my body

Tamara Tanner

7/28/2015 10:14:15 am

I would plant flowers....flowers flowers. And if not flowers, cauliflower........wow. I love this.

Jim Smith

7/28/2015 10:19:24 am

I really like the elevated picker, it would be nice not to have to bend down. And I'm too old to move heavy ceramic pots. Would plants peppers, my favorite in here.

Cat Clayton

7/28/2015 10:19:30 am

I would plant some mini roses.

Caryn

7/28/2015 10:22:23 am

These are really nice, I like plastic for the same reason as you, I can move it without needed my husbands help. I think I'd plant lettuce in them

Deborah Colucci

7/28/2015 10:23:43 am

Tomatoes, tomatoes and more tomatoes .... YUM

Jackie

8/4/2015 07:44:36 am

Me too. Tomatoes or salad. Live in an apartment. These would be perfect for me as I don't have anywhere to plant. Thanks!

Mary Somerville

7/28/2015 10:25:40 am

I'd like to plant asian greens, lettuce, and cucumbers.

Mary Somerville

7/28/2015 10:28:46 am

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Mary Somerville

7/28/2015 10:29:18 am

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Mary Somerville

7/28/2015 10:30:16 am

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Doug Turner

7/28/2015 10:32:16 am

I thought it was funny that you mentioned how you didn't think you owned products by this company. You made me go to my garage to see where my sleds came from and they are from Emsco. I bought them at Dicks Sporting Goods. But I'm entering this contest for me wife. She is a wanna-be-gardener. But hey, if this makes her life easier then it works for me.

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7/28/2015 10:34:50 am

I would plant herbs

Anita k

7/28/2015 10:35:13 am

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Sam Russel

7/28/2015 10:36:27 am

Wow, these would be great. As I get older, I'm less eager to bend down. I'm not as strong as I used to be either. It would be nice to plant my herbs in something moveable too. Thanks to all who made this possible.

Alyce Poalillo

7/28/2015 10:57:34 am

I would grow a nice little herb garden right outside the kitchen-basil, dill, sage, cilantro, chives and parsley.

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7/28/2015 10:58:58 am

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Heidi Salisbury link

7/28/2015 11:18:15 am

I would plant banana peppers and jalapeno peppers.

Nikki Desrosiers link

7/28/2015 11:56:18 am

I would definitely grow herbs and tomatoes! These products look amazing. I subscribed to the newsletter at the top of the page. Liked the facebook page and comment/liked/shared the giveaway post. I shared the hose post and liked the EMSCO fb page!! Good luck everyone!

Robin Wilson

7/28/2015 12:32:46 pm

I would definitely use it to grow what foods I could depending on the time of year. But tomatoes would be great!

Jan Hammersmith

7/28/2015 12:43:02 pm

I would plant some juicy tomatoes.

Rhonda

7/28/2015 12:43:23 pm

I would plant tomatoes

Leslie K.

7/28/2015 01:22:33 pm

Oh my, these are great. I only have a few ceramic pots and you are so right, they are heavy. They look gorgeous, but they chip and moving them is a pain. I really like your idea of getting 3 of the easy pickers and just making it my garden. Easy peasy, that's what I need right now!

Emily @ A Tiny Fork link

7/28/2015 02:07:33 pm

Tomatoes! I love that it's raised off the ground!

Kelli A

7/28/2015 02:29:29 pm

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Randi Cook

7/28/2015 02:33:50 pm

I'd plant cabbage.

karen

7/28/2015 02:37:46 pm

Strawberries and mint it what i would pick

Amy Tolley

7/28/2015 03:45:08 pm

i believe i would plant tomatoes and cucumbers or peppers

Amy Tolley

7/28/2015 03:51:19 pm

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Liza Vladyka

7/28/2015 03:52:51 pm

i think cukes lettuce toms and chives

Samantha

7/28/2015 03:58:15 pm

I'd love to plant some tomatoes so I wouldn't have to buy them at the grocery store anymore.

Liza Vladyka

7/28/2015 03:58:50 pm

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7/28/2015 04:00:59 pm

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Dianna Gilbert

7/28/2015 04:21:30 pm

new subscriber but would love to win this I'm wanting to start a small garden of my own in our new home and this would be prefect to start it with.. Thanks for the chance to win.

Barrie

7/28/2015 04:42:10 pm

I would also plant tomatoes...there is nothing as tasty as a homegrown tomato and the whole family can eat their weight in them! LOL

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Stacy

8/9/2015 08:10:59 am

Would also probably plant a tomato, like a Big Boy, don't like bending over for sure!

Fee Roberts

7/28/2015 04:49:42 pm

I'd plant some tomatoes, squash, and marigolds.

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Tandy | Lavender and Lime link

7/28/2015 05:03:11 pm

I love that you give the pros and cons Laura. I need containers on castors for my lemon and lime trees :)

Rhonda R

7/28/2015 05:17:37 pm

I would plant tomatoes.

Joyce M

7/28/2015 08:24:20 pm

Tomatoes!

Mike Bell

7/29/2015 12:34:24 am

Bell peppers

Douglas Houston

7/29/2015 12:45:48 am

I would plant straberries

Dannii @ Hungry Healthy Happy link

7/29/2015 12:46:18 am

What a great giveaway! I really wish that we had grown tomatoes this year, as I miss being able to pick them fresh from my garden.

Morgan Watson

7/29/2015 12:51:18 am

I would plant cherry tomatoes!

Debbie Clauer

7/29/2015 01:23:58 am

I would plant yellow pear tomatoes.

Nicole C link

7/29/2015 01:37:15 am

I'd plant a a huge herb garden in one of these! I love having fresh basil, chive, parsley, and dill to cook with, but herbs often grow so fast that the small pots they come in (or that I plant them in on my sill) stifle them after a while.

Elizabeth

7/29/2015 01:56:56 am

I'd plant tomatoes and oregano for fresh pasta sauces.

Christine (The Raw Project) link

7/29/2015 02:24:25 am

Thank you for this opportunity! I would use it for kale and herbs.

Cindy Peterosn

7/29/2015 02:39:37 am

I would enjoy planting tomatoes that are up higher and easier to harvest.

Tracy Pryor

7/29/2015 03:00:17 am

I would use it to plant carrots.

Tracy Pryor

7/29/2015 03:01:19 am

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Samantha D

7/29/2015 03:12:23 am

Liked on facebook

Samantha D

7/29/2015 03:13:18 am

I would plant cherry tomatoes. And fresh herbs or lettuce. Would be a lovely addition to our back deck

Samantha D

7/29/2015 03:13:59 am

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darcy

7/29/2015 03:14:41 am

looks like a great way to grow vegs on my deck

Samantha D

7/29/2015 03:14:55 am

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Samantha D

7/29/2015 03:15:38 am

Liked emsco facebook page

Samantha D

7/29/2015 03:17:08 am

Commented, liked, and shared post on Facebook telling us why i want to win.

Kristen C

7/29/2015 03:34:02 am

Tomatoes & basil!

Summer B.

7/29/2015 04:36:08 am

Did 1-7 Thanks for the chance to win.

Ashley C

7/29/2015 04:37:24 am

I would love to grow herbs in it! parsley, basil, rosemary, cilantro... the choices are endless!

Pam Flynn

7/29/2015 04:45:42 am

Cilantro & tomatoes for sure!

Angelica

7/29/2015 05:12:00 am

I would plant strawberries. They always get nabbed by critters when I try them in the ground, this would probably be just perfect!

Angelica

7/29/2015 05:12:36 am

I'm already an e-mail subscriber. :)

Bridget Merker

7/29/2015 05:57:40 am

I would plant tomatoes and cucumbers.

Victoria Gammage link

7/29/2015 06:27:26 am

I have my own large garden for vegetables so I think that I would use the Picker to raise herbs.

Amanda Welling

7/29/2015 07:54:18 am

I would love to use it as a herb garden because it would be so easy to bring indoors over the winter!

Marly

8/9/2015 08:24:59 am

Like the colors of these planters a lot. They are nice. Would like to to try hydroponics. Cool!

Amanda Welling

7/29/2015 07:55:33 am

Liked on Facebook (Amanda Welling)

Stephanie MacDonald

7/29/2015 08:38:20 am

Tomatoes! Yummy!!

MaryBeth Woodlin link

7/29/2015 09:02:21 am

I believe I would plant my Lemon Tree in it so it would be easier to bring in, in the winter. No maybe Asparagus because my husband is too impatient to plant in garden. This will give me a chance to help out with the garden ,do, to me having MS and I am limited as to what I can do. liked on Facebook, signed up for newsletter.

MaryBeth Woodlin link

7/29/2015 05:20:57 pm

the post you put up was not my post. I did tell you what I did for extra chances.

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7/30/2015 05:50:16 am

no I do not want to unsubscribe. I honestly don't know what the problem is.

allison

7/29/2015 09:25:24 am

I would plant grape tomatoes for salads and kids lunch boxes!

Beth Butnick

7/29/2015 10:31:12 am

Wow these planter look fabulous. Hoping I WIN :) I did all the extra entries (shared both posts, liked your Facebook, and Emsco's, and became an e-mail subscriber. I'm glad I found you. I'm looking forward to more of your future garden posts. Great Site. No Seriously. I'm not just saying this because I want to win even though yes I'm hoping I win. Thanks for the chance.

Kelly Rogers

7/29/2015 11:02:49 am

I would plant my spinach in this boxes, I bet it would grow so well. And I could keep it organic. Thanks for the chance.

Donny Walker

7/29/2015 11:05:15 am

I like the picture of the tomatoes in the back and the lettuce is it in the front? Looks great. Pretty easy for a new gardener like me. Thanks.

Amy W.

7/29/2015 11:15:38 am

Honestly, with 3 young kids at home, this is the only type of gardening I could do. Would love to win. Thanks everyone who made this possible.

Robyn Eaton

7/29/2015 11:27:50 am

I would plant either tomatoes or peppers, 2 of my favorite things to grow in my garden.

Robyn Eaton

7/29/2015 11:35:54 am

Commented on the FB post as well. Also liked your and EMSCO's FB page.

Hazel Lewis

7/29/2015 11:39:47 am

I cannot get up from the ground any more so this system would help with my having tomato plants again.

Margaret

7/29/2015 12:26:46 pm

I love the idea of not bending down to plant. I also really like the hydo picker but don't really get how it works? Sounds nice though. Liked Emsco. Sounds like a great company. Thanks for the giveaway.

Janet Richlee

7/29/2015 12:52:21 pm

I'm kind of happy for once to read about a company that seems nicer to work with. It just seems like everyone is out to make money and they don't care if the customer is happy or not. I like the elevated garden bed because bending over is getting more and more difficult for me as I age. Thanks for the chance. Would be thrilled to win either.

Joanna

7/29/2015 02:07:58 pm

I think low growing flowers or coleus would look lovely in the planter.

Joanna

7/29/2015 02:12:27 pm

I Liked your Facebook page.

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I believe I did all that was required. :)

Gail Fernandez

7/29/2015 02:20:30 pm

I would plant tomatoes and green peppers.

Jim S

7/29/2015 02:20:48 pm

I've got some container cherry tomato plants and spacemaker cucumber seeds I want to try out.

Dale Michelle Powers

7/29/2015 02:56:07 pm

I'd grow tomatoes!

margaret franks duncan link

7/29/2015 03:43:28 pm

I did all 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.

Erin R.

7/29/2015 04:57:04 pm

Oh, nice! I wonder if it would be big enough to support a watermelon vine? That way I could put the whole thing off to the side where it wouldn't take up half my garden space.

Erin R.

7/29/2015 04:57:26 pm

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7/29/2015 04:57:53 pm

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Kassie Brown

7/29/2015 05:16:43 pm

I would grow tomatoes and kale.

Carla S

7/30/2015 12:23:56 am

I would plant sunflowers and sensitive plants in the planter.

Carla S

7/30/2015 12:25:53 am

I follow your page on facebook.

Carla S

7/30/2015 12:28:30 am

I'm an email subscriber.

Carla S

7/30/2015 12:39:33 am

I like emsco's facebook page.

Carol Yemola

7/30/2015 02:36:43 am

This would be perfect for salad veggies!

Carol Yemola

7/30/2015 02:37:13 am

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7/30/2015 02:37:48 am

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7/30/2015 02:40:55 am

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7/30/2015 02:42:17 am

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7/30/2015 02:42:56 am

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7/30/2015 02:44:40 am

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7/30/2015 02:45:14 am

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Chris A

7/30/2015 05:11:03 am

Cilantro, Basil, Tomato, Mint

Joanna Allison

7/30/2015 06:22:38 am

I would plant basil, oregano and dill.

Wehaf

7/30/2015 06:34:24 am

I would plant tomatoes and baby onions.

LAURIE MURLEY

7/30/2015 08:23:35 am

I would plant flowers in this

LAURIE MURLEY

7/30/2015 08:24:10 am

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LAURIE MURLEY

7/30/2015 08:24:35 am

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LAURIE MURLEY

7/30/2015 08:25:02 am

I like EMSCO'S facebook page

Sharon Harding

7/30/2015 08:41:58 am

I love all the inspiration that I get from your site! Thanks for the giveaway! Here are all the things that I did, plus I posted to Pinterest and I Tweeted as well! shschaumburg

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ELLIOTT STEWART

7/30/2015 03:31:41 pm

I would plant lettuces and herbs.

Dondi Dennis

7/30/2015 07:19:13 pm

Jennifer link

7/31/2015 02:58:39 am

Hiya! I am visiting from Christine's site over at The Raw Project! So glad I stopped! You have a wonderful site! I'm also super excited because you hail from Buffalo! I was born and raised in the region until I moved as a teen. I'm in PA now and visit the Buffalo region often still! My sister and I are actually going to be at WNY VegFest THIS Sunday!? Will you be going? Maybe we can meet up and say HI! Let me know on my blog :) Also...this is a terrific giveaway you have here! Awesome prize anyone would be lucky to win!!!!

Laura

8/2/2015 01:48:47 pm

Hi Jennifer! I'm sorry I missed this comment, my husband checks on his phone and then I never see them until I manually go through. I didn't even know there was a VegFest, but I usually grow most of my own stuff so maybe that's why! I'm heading to check out your blog now!

Trisha

7/31/2015 03:46:00 am

They all look so cute! I think I'd give it to my husband's grandma who was an avid gardener but has been hampered by back issues lately.

Antonina link

7/31/2015 07:53:28 pm

I'm dying to try a mini garden.. this is definitely great ;)

sharon link

8/1/2015 12:30:24 am

I liked and shared on facebook. Liked Emsco. Also subcribed to your newsletter. Thanks

Kathy

8/1/2015 10:53:00 am

I'm always looking for garden space to grow more tomatoes, so one of these would come in handy.

Nicole Sender

8/1/2015 11:40:59 am

I would plant tomatoes or sweet peppers in the planter!

Nicole Sender

8/1/2015 11:42:17 am

Liked your Facebook page: Nicole Sender

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8/1/2015 11:43:04 am

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8/1/2015 11:47:18 am

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8/1/2015 11:49:05 am

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8/1/2015 11:50:21 am

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8/1/2015 11:52:06 am

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Linda Szymoniak

8/1/2015 03:12:10 pm

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8/1/2015 03:14:06 pm

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Amber o.

8/1/2015 03:14:36 pm

Home grown tomatoes!! Yum!!'

Linda Szymoniak

8/1/2015 03:19:16 pm

I commented on your Facebook post telling you just why I would like to win this giveaway.

Linda Szymoniak

8/1/2015 03:19:45 pm

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8/1/2015 03:20:14 pm

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8/1/2015 03:21:48 pm

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LunaRaven

8/1/2015 07:12:28 pm

It would make a really nice porch herb garden, especially close to the kitchen door.

Melody

8/2/2015 03:18:03 am

Would love to keep tomatoes and spinach

Pat

8/2/2015 01:57:05 pm

I would plant tomatoes and peppers.

Wendy

8/2/2015 02:42:42 pm

I would plant extra tomatoes in the backyard!

Kaylin Bruce

8/2/2015 02:48:53 pm

I would plant a mix of spices and herbs and tomatoes in my new picker. :)

Kaylin Bruce

8/2/2015 02:51:02 pm

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katie k

8/2/2015 03:37:36 pm

wow what a great prize! I'd plant tomatoes and basil!

Joanna Allison

8/3/2015 03:58:02 am

I liked EMSCO.

wen budro

8/3/2015 05:32:14 am

I would plant cherry tomatoes and strawberries. This looks like an awesome product.

wen budro

8/3/2015 05:33:40 am

I subscribed via email at wendyalaska333@aol.com

cathy kemp

8/3/2015 05:36:44 am

id plant lettuce and tomatoes, when season over plant what comes next and I wouldn't have to worry about the neighborhood cats had pooped in it

Judith

8/3/2015 08:23:50 am

I'd plant tomatoes!

Heather

8/4/2015 04:10:01 am

awesome! i'm moving into a new apt w/ 2 outside porches so i would definitely love one of these...i'd plant tomatoes!

Heather

8/4/2015 04:11:34 am

liked your facebook page!

Heather

8/4/2015 04:12:50 am

signed up for the newsletter

Heather

8/4/2015 04:14:58 am

liked the emsco group

Heather

8/4/2015 04:17:30 am

liked the post on facebook and commented

Ruthanne Linders

8/4/2015 07:01:59 am

These are great. I just don't have the space you do for gardening and need a quicker, cheaper option. Thanks for sharing this idea. I can still grow my herbs without a big yard, which I don't have! And I don't want to bend down if I can help it.

Michaell | Foodscape link

8/4/2015 09:28:05 am

So weird! I thought I already commented on here but it isn't showing up :( I LOVE these planters! So cool! I'd really love to plant an herb garden and spinach. There is nothing I go through faster than spinach. This plastic container is PERFECT for our balcony garden. Less cleanup than some of our clay containers that can fall apart. Not so fun when you are on a balcony. As always, your faithful newsletter/FB/Twitter/Pinterest follower. - Michaell

Kathy D

8/4/2015 12:22:25 pm

I love these containers. I would plant lots of flowers in them.

Janet

8/5/2015 02:43:17 am

I would plant an herb garden. I shared the link and liked Emsco's FB page. I also commented on your FB page, already a subscriber and already liked FB page.

Cathy C

8/5/2015 06:50:20 am

These planters would be great for tomatoes and herbs!

JIll Hanson

8/5/2015 07:06:48 am

I would grow fresh herbs and tomato's
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Jasmine

8/5/2015 11:14:11 am

Oh, this is neat! I would probably start with some herbs, lettuce, and tomatoes.

Suzanne

8/5/2015 01:19:32 pm

I would grow strawberries in this planter

Heather E

8/5/2015 03:35:10 pm

I would definitely plant tomatoes or a number of leafy greens - arugula, lettuce, kale and chard

Candy Adams

8/6/2015 05:02:56 pm

I would plant herbs.

trez

8/7/2015 04:59:07 am

ohhh wow, i'd grow tomatoes, tomatoes and more tomatoes so the chipmunks could stop eating mine growing down low! :)

8/7/2015 10:08:56 am

I do not know what I would plant since I never have planted veggies. I love egg plant, cucumber and carrots. I would have to get that one figured out I suppose. I love watering and do a bit gardening with plants and flowers but that is about it. This could be a new hobby :) in mine in my little spare time!!

roger simmons

8/7/2015 09:41:33 pm

I am not the avid gardener like my wife is but I would say Tomatoes

Sacy O

8/9/2015 04:42:34 am

I would love to try strawberries again.

Denise S

8/9/2015 04:43:14 am

I would plant cherry tomatoes in this.

throuthehaze

8/9/2015 05:22:30 am

I would plant herbs.

Dave

8/9/2015 08:28:10 am

I think I own a Christmas tree stand by this company. Does this increase my chances? Just kidding. Would really like to win.

Cathleen King

8/9/2015 12:49:18 pm

I would plant anything such as Chinese broccoli.

Cathleen King

8/9/2015 12:55:46 pm

I did all the Steps from 1 to 7.

LeAnn H

8/9/2015 04:01:06 pm

I will plant tomatoes in it for my Mother

LeAnn H

8/9/2015 04:06:09 pm

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Deana Honeycutt

8/10/2015 10:22:06 am

I think I would plant tomatoes.

Melissa Shirley

8/10/2015 10:44:40 am

I would grow herbs in the Picker.

Sam

8/10/2015 02:16:55 pm

I would plant tomatoes and lettuce

Kim t

8/11/2015 01:59:17 am

Tomatoes and peppers

Kim t

8/11/2015 02:02:50 am

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Dorothy Whelchel

8/11/2015 09:11:32 am

I would have to plant tomatoes and herbs to make marinara sauce!

David ODonnell

8/11/2015 03:20:04 pm

I would grow cherry tomatoes.. I liked both pages and shared

Natalia Parry

8/12/2015 05:42:47 am

Liked facebook pages under Natalia Gabrielle!

gwen link

8/13/2015 12:06:10 pm

I liked EMSCO and Container Gardening, Shared 2 posts.

shanna

8/13/2015 02:02:21 pm

Tomatoes.. or strawberries

Peggy Rydzewski

8/13/2015 02:47:32 pm

I would plant lettuce and spinach. I love a fresh salad

Amber Gillespie

8/14/2015 06:39:16 am

I would plant heirloom tomato varieties!

Anandi

8/14/2015 08:33:43 pm

I'd plant tomatoes and basil.

Laura Cutshall

8/15/2015 10:25:00 am

I'd pop a couple of tomatoes and lots of cilantro in this. Yummmmmm

Vera

8/15/2015 01:48:53 pm

I would plant tomatoes

Vera

8/15/2015 01:50:49 pm

Liked on FB and subscribed by email.

Kristen

8/15/2015 07:13:03 pm

I'd plant tomatoes....or maybe strawberries.

Traci

8/16/2015 09:49:27 am

Oooo the possibilities- have to make up my mind! The fun part is deciding 😜

Michelle H.

8/16/2015 01:43:08 pm

I would plant tomatoes and herbs.

Deb C

8/16/2015 01:47:26 pm

I would use it to plant different varieties of lettuce. You can just cut off the leaves you need, leave the plant and it keeps on growing more lettuce.

tina reynolds

8/16/2015 02:10:43 pm

I would plant tomatoes

Stephanie Phelps

8/17/2015 08:00:18 am

I would plant some tomatoes and peppers in it if I won!

Stephanie Phelps

8/17/2015 08:02:13 am

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8/17/2015 08:02:43 am

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8/17/2015 08:04:11 am

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8/17/2015 08:05:16 am

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Lorena Keech

8/17/2015 09:48:00 am

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Shari Klyn

8/17/2015 10:31:48 am

I would be planting tomatoes in it.

Shari Klyn

8/17/2015 10:34:35 am

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8/17/2015 10:36:55 am

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Angela Cash

8/17/2015 11:00:46 am

I would use the Picker to plant an herb garden, including catnip for our kitty.

Angela Cash

8/17/2015 11:02:18 am

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8/17/2015 11:03:03 am

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Lyndsey R.

8/17/2015 04:41:05 pm

I would plant herbs and lettuce! Thanks for the chance!

Lyndsey R.

8/17/2015 04:44:25 pm

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8/17/2015 04:47:33 pm

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8/17/2015 04:51:22 pm

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Jennifer H.

8/17/2015 06:19:43 pm

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8/17/2015 06:23:17 pm

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8/17/2015 06:25:57 pm

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8/17/2015 06:27:08 pm

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8/17/2015 07:12:18 pm

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8/17/2015 07:12:39 pm

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8/17/2015 07:13:14 pm

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8/17/2015 07:13:30 pm

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John H.

8/17/2015 07:14:02 pm

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John H.

8/17/2015 07:14:37 pm

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Mary Jo Hanson

8/18/2015 03:22:22 am

Tomatoes i like your Page

Julie

8/18/2015 04:54:48 am

id plant some lettuce and tomatoes

Julie

8/18/2015 04:58:15 am

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Ronda

8/18/2015 05:09:04 am

I would grow lettuce and tomatoes.

Ronda

8/18/2015 05:10:52 am

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8/18/2015 05:11:22 am

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Ronda

8/18/2015 05:12:38 am

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Michael Perkins

8/18/2015 06:50:56 am

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8/18/2015 06:52:15 am

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8/18/2015 06:53:16 am

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8/18/2015 06:53:49 am

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8/18/2015 06:55:32 am

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SHEENA LITTLE

8/18/2015 07:33:01 am

been trying for a year now red peppers

Ashley

8/18/2015 09:21:35 am

We are tomato obsessed in this house! That would defiantly be what we grow first.

Jennifer Nielsen

8/18/2015 09:28:26 am

I would grow tomatoes. We love to eat organic, but my small town super market NEVER has organic tomatoes. This would be a blessing.

Jennifer Nielsen

8/18/2015 09:37:13 am

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Candie L

8/18/2015 02:05:15 pm

I would plant tomatoes. Thank you

Breanne

8/18/2015 02:47:23 pm

I'd plant herbs.

Rose Santuci-Sofranko link

8/18/2015 02:53:04 pm

I'd actually like to get a planter like this to plant some potatoes in! Thanks and God bless!

BRIAN E.

8/18/2015 04:20:44 pm

Thank You for the giveaway… we would plant hot peppers & tomatoes !

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8/18/2015 04:22:02 pm

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Dawn Reid

8/18/2015 04:54:02 pm

I would plant herbs.

Trisha McKee

8/18/2015 05:09:22 pm

Cucumbers, peppers, and tomatoes.

Cheryl Reinhardt

8/18/2015 05:17:33 pm

I would plant tomato's and bell peppers in my Ensco Container.

Trisha McKee

8/18/2015 05:18:00 pm

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8/18/2015 05:21:14 pm

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Trisha McKee

8/18/2015 05:22:12 pm

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8/18/2015 05:22:56 pm

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8/18/2015 05:28:28 pm

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Shannon

8/18/2015 07:28:42 pm

I'd love to grow some herbs.

Sarah Cool

8/18/2015 07:56:17 pm

I would love to plant some heirloom tomatos

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8/18/2015 07:57:07 pm

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8/18/2015 07:59:44 pm

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Nellie Curry

8/19/2015 12:18:51 am

I'd plant tomatoes and cucumbers and would love to try planting some lettuces for salads

Nellie Curry

8/19/2015 12:23:23 am

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8/19/2015 12:24:09 am

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8/19/2015 12:26:47 am

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8/19/2015 12:28:10 am

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8/19/2015 12:29:05 am

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carl

8/19/2015 01:37:49 am

wow

Sharon Braswell

8/19/2015 05:02:37 am

I would plant cool weather greens in mine and maybe some snow peas!

Sharon Braswell

8/19/2015 05:13:47 am

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8/19/2015 05:14:53 am

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8/19/2015 05:16:21 am

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8/19/2015 05:17:27 am

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8/19/2015 05:18:22 am

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Ashley Morrow

8/19/2015 05:42:49 am

I would plant tomatoes.

Brandi Goolsby

8/19/2015 05:48:12 am

I have always wanted to grow fresh herbs for cooking. I think I would start off planting some cilantro, oregano and maybe mint (for mojitos!)

Sara link

8/19/2015 06:37:10 am

I would love to plant some herbs in these.

Melanie Comello

8/19/2015 07:16:32 am

The obvious thing would be tomatoes, which i love growing, but i think i'd first try some jalapeno peppers, since even starting them late in the season will give me a nice batch or two for winter ;)

Sandra Davis

8/19/2015 08:16:02 am

We would plant spinach and cherry tomatoes. We love this idea because it would keep the spinach cleaner and we could snack on cherry tomatoes on our deck all season.

Ali celestino

8/19/2015 08:34:28 am

I would grow Roma Tomato's

wendy budrow

8/19/2015 09:27:11 am

I would plant strawberries in it.

Wendy Budrow

8/19/2015 09:29:40 am

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8/19/2015 09:30:23 am

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8/19/2015 09:34:47 am

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Allison S.

8/19/2015 09:46:39 am

I would plant tomatoes in these planters.

Beverly Metcalf

8/19/2015 10:01:12 am

I love these planters. I would plant some cherry tomatoes in mine. Thanks!

Sandra Davis

8/19/2015 11:09:34 am

I did all your requests with no regrets

Sandra Davis

8/20/2015 07:25:08 am

i also found it interesting most picked the tomato plant

Sue J.

8/19/2015 01:34:45 pm

I would plant cherry tomatoes, basil and white sweet alyssum!

Mary V

8/19/2015 01:54:46 pm

I would grow tomatoes in this cool planter! Thanks for the chance!

Sue J.

8/19/2015 01:57:02 pm

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LAURIE MURLEY

8/19/2015 02:43:02 pm

I would love to plant tomatoes in this

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8/19/2015 02:43:48 pm

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MIKE

8/19/2015 03:26:37 pm

I would plant strawberrys.

Candice N

8/19/2015 03:44:21 pm

I think I'd start with cherry tomatoes for my planter!

Heather

8/19/2015 04:58:52 pm

No doubt, I'd plant as many tomato plants as possible!

Heather

8/19/2015 04:59:56 pm

I like on facebook.

Cheryll Shubert

8/19/2015 05:12:56 pm

I would plant tomatos and strawberries! I love fresh fruit!!

Cheryll Shubert

8/19/2015 05:18:29 pm

Did all of the extras except sign up for the mailing list because I couldn't find it! Thanks so much for the chance!! XO

LeAnn Harbert

8/20/2015 04:42:17 am

I will plant tomatoes. I liked both facebook pages, shared post and subscribed to email

Gwen Wall

8/23/2015 08:54:16 am

I planted green peppers and tomatoes along with some herbs in the two city pickers I have. Now I plan to put in some fall crops: beets, lettuce, spinach and carrots. The soil where I live is so full of rocks, this is the only way I can reliably get any harvest. I LOVE my city picker planters!

merry partridge

3/19/2016 05:57:23 pm

I would plant patio tomato's !

Christina Graham

8/18/2017 01:33:02 am

I would grow lettuce, tomatoes, and peppers.

Christina Graham

8/18/2017 01:35:06 am

I follow you on FB as Christina Graham.

Christina Graham

8/18/2017 01:35:48 am

I am an email subscriber.