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Growing vertically with Plants On Walls & $200 giveaway!

2/17/2017

 
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Not much is green and growing in Buffalo, NY this time of year. Although I think our reputation for snow and ice is a bit overstated! So we welcome any opportunity to bring the outdoors in. Plants are soothing and refreshing, but less likely to flourish indoors unless you have a plan. Enter: Plants On Walls. Their felt vertical garden kit allows you to grow plants up your indoor wall during the cold months. As many studies reveal, green spaces reduce stress, and increase self-esteem, positive mood and productivity. And sure, you can use this awesome product outdoors too. Your choice! With all this versatility, I'm thrilled for you and your chance to win a Florafelt vertical garden kit valued at $200 from Plants On Walls. To enter, like the Raise Your Garden Facebook page and comment & share on Facebook or sign up for our newsletter. For three entries, do both. Let us know that you have entered by telling us which plants make you happy!
Rebecca Sheedy of Floraform Design
Rebecca Sheedy of Floraform Design

Why grow plants indoors?

I miss plants in winter! How about you? This self-watering felt vertical growing system gives plants that luxurious living room look I wanted. Besides, plants revitalize your indoor space by absorbing toxins and releasing clean, fresh oxygen through photosynthesis.

Certain plants kick it up a notch by reducing these airborne toxins, including carbon monoxide, formaldehyde and benzene from the air we breath in our homes and offices. This is important when you consider all the synthetic building components and furnishings found within a modern building emitting yucky chemicals into the air.

In fact, many household item such as carpets, drapes and stoves, contain pollutants, and lots of commonly used items like glue, detergent, grocery bags, toilet paper and facial wipes, emit toxic compounds. Plants do their part to reduce the bad side effects these toxins cause by acting as natural air purifiers.

And plants increase humidity in your home. In our heated and dry homes in winter, our space feels like a desert. Your nostrils and throat get dry, irritated, and scratchy, and we all become more susceptible to infections. Not to mention dry and itchy skin. Don't get me started. Plants help to reduce these problems by increasing humidity.

Did you know? The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that the average American spends a whopping 93 percent of their lives indoors!

The plant wall at Canisius college is right on trend.
The plant wall at Canisius college is right on trend.

Why vertical gardening?

History repeats itself which may be why vertical gardening is all the rage right now. Living plant walls have existed since the Hanging Gardens of Babylon but are making a big comeback. It doesn't get any trendier than this for 2017.

Probably installing a humongous living green wall in your home isn't a viable option due to cost and time, but a vertical felt garden? Totally doable. Living green art on a smaller scale. What could be more soothing or aesthetic than plants climbing up your wall? Even apartment dwellers can get a part of the action. It's art that is alive. Nothing can make your home look richer, more exotic and chic than beautiful plants cascading over your space.

These green walls are driven by all the new technology that makes it possible to keep plants alive including LED lights and metal halide track lighting. But we'll get to that in a minute.

Plant wall at Canisus College at a angle.
Plant wall at Canisus College at a angle.

So what plants will thrive in my new Florafelt system?

In the right conditions, you can grow just about any type of plant in this system. From herbs to tropical plants to vegetables or whatever else tickles your plant fancy.

Just keep in mind, before you decide on plants, you first need to decide whether you're using this product indoors or outdoors. If you choose to use this product exclusively outdoors, you'll have more plants to choose from. But I loved the idea of growing vertically inside my home.

So we picked the companies brain a bit and they suggested low light tropical plants for us. Houseplants. Who are we to disagree? Besides, philodendrons fall into this category and you won't find a much easier plant to handle. Not only are they tough, but their foliage comes in many colors with bold stems and roots. They droop down and create a nice overflowing effect or can even stretch upwards. Many can be transplanted from cuttings so if you have a few friends with a philly than you might be in luck.

Some other plants to consider are: English ivy, spider plant, rubber plant, golden pothos, peace lily, snake plant, ficus, bamboo palm, dracaena and lady palm. And any succulent would look stupendous!

Did you know? According to NASA, using certain houseplants and placing one every hundred square feet can remove up to 87% of air toxins in 24 hours! Not to shabby.

Succulents will look beautiful in your new Florafelt system!
Succulents will look beautiful in your new Florafelt system!

How do I deal with lighting for my Florafelt system?

Plants need light. Natural light is best and the location I chose for my Florafelt system has some, but not enough light to sustain most plants, even houseplants. The kit does not come with light fixtures or bulbs so you'll have to figure out how much light you'll need.

And can I just admit that indoor plant lighting totally intimidates me? Fortunately, the company has a lighting guide link that details exactly how-to deal with the light issue. Very insightful.

I came to the conclusion that for my space, the best option was metal halide lighting. But I was unsure of how many. Plants On Walls to the rescue. They recommended to start with just one metal halide track light and go from there. Perfect. And if the plants seem wilty and sad after a few weeks, then I'll add another light. It will cost about $65 for the unit and extra for bulbs.

But it's so dark and dreary in my house this time of year.  I savor the idea of plant lights adding a little warmth and comfort to my otherwise dark existence from December to April!

Vertical growing system from Plants On Walls
Vertical growing system from Plants On Walls

How does the unit get watered?

Just be aware that you need to plug this product into a standard 110v outlet (grounded). Then you add water and set the timer. System automatically waters your plants daily but you'll have to add water to the system weekly. Make sense?

Your new living wall is watered from the top to the bottom using drip lines. The synthetic felt wicks the water to the plants. Any extra water drips from the bottom and is recirculated. No waste. Nice! The plant roots actually grow into the moisture filled felt to create a hydroponic environment when a mild plant food is added. Super nifty.

You could also just water by hand if that's easier for you!

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Oops. Forgot to include the water bin in this pic! But you get the gist of what's included.

Product specs

The Complete Kit Includes:
- A Florafelt 8-pocket Living Walls Planter
- 3 Gallon Water Bin
- Water Pump & Tubing
- Automatic timer
- Neatly folds into a 26 x 13 x 7 inch box
- Each Full sized pocket is 10" wide by 6" deep
- Felt stretches open to receive 4 to 6 inch potted plants
- Use included root wrappers to change and arrange plants easily

Florafelt Planters are hand made in the USA from 100% Recycled P.E.T. plastic water bottles.

Timers make the world go round.
Timers make the world go round.

Features

  • Learn to create your own Living Wall Designs
  • Automatic timer waters daily; Just add water weekly
  • Cleans air and creates oxygen
  • Explore many used indoors and outdoors
  • Grows 8 plants (sold separately)
  • Ready To Plant
  • Lightweight - 1.5 lbs/sf (aprox. 5 lbs/sf planted)
  • Made From Indestructible, Recycled Nylon Felt
  • Easy-To-Mount Wall Gardening Solution
  • Versatile - Move And Change Plants At Will
You will grow to love these root wrappers!
You will grow to love these root wrappers!

So what's the reality of the installation process?

Based on pictures, you might think this product is difficult to put together. It's not. It's so simple that I'm pretty confident my 7-year-old could do it. And although the product comes with very well-written instructions to aid with wall mounting and pump assembly, you'll definitely want to watch a few how-to video's on their site. Especially the one that shows how-to fold a root wrapper. Don't miss that one. Root wrapping is fun and invigorating!

Because to some extent...aren't we are visual learners? Once installed up on a wall or stand of some sort, I still think your biggest challenge and biggest decision involves light.

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Final thoughts...

Plants On Walls has several kits to choose from in varying prices. In fact, it's a very customizable product. By simply stacking the planters you can create just about any size vertical garden for the space you are looking to fill. Square or rectangle shape, long or short, big or small, it's all up to you. And by experimenting with textures, colors and patterns, you can re-invent just about any space with plants!

They are also marvelously helpful if you need assistance! But honestly, their website is a goldmine of information, I doubt you'll have many questions after you read the included instructions and view their how-to video's. My vertical growing system is a great product in a reasonable price range. I would recommended this system to my friends, family and also to you wonderful readers.

Last tip: Know the plants' needs and meet them. The rest is just details!

~The Prize~
One Plants On Walls Florafelt vertical gardening kit valued at $200!

  • To enter, like the Raise Your Garden Facebook page and comment & share on Facebook or sign up for our newsletter. For three entries, do both. Let us know that you have entered by telling us which plants make you happy!
  • Official Giveaway Rules 
Vertical felt growing system from Plants On Walls!
Vertical felt growing system from Plants On Walls!
Want more chances to win? Here are ways to earn extra entries.

3. Tag a few Facebook friends about the giveaway! The more you tag, the better your luck!!

228 Comments
stacy oler
2/15/2017 06:20:51 pm

Liked, commented and shared.

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Danielle Fernandez link
2/15/2017 06:22:21 pm

This is an interesting concept. Being a gardener living in an apartment I'm limited on space. This would be awesome to have

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Wade S
2/15/2017 06:22:34 pm

Pretty much any healthy plant makes me happy, but I love seeing my pothos spread across the room!

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Angela Williams
2/15/2017 06:54:39 pm

Signed up for the newsletter! Love any plants!

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Pam Flynn
2/15/2017 07:14:12 pm

I really love Philodendrons. My mom always had them & would maintain them easily. Now I grow them with a smile on my face as I remember her.

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Jennette Sigler
2/15/2017 09:11:37 pm

I don't have any, but they are beautiful! I would love to start a collection;

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Ruy Morris
2/15/2017 10:08:32 pm

I liked, shared and commented on Facebook, and I get your newsletter.

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Laurie Erickson
2/15/2017 11:35:53 pm

I liked, shared and commented on your page as well as signing up for the newsletter. Thanks for the chance to win!

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Jana Walls
2/16/2017 09:37:22 am

This would be great if it would help me keep my plants alive!

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Amy Calvert
2/16/2017 09:50:12 am

Lovely...planted with ivy, I think

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janet carrillo
2/16/2017 10:59:35 am

So great for a tiny space. I love my herbs but only the smallest pots fit on my kitchen window sill and I don't have anywhere else to grow them. I use them up pretty fast.

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cheryl
2/16/2017 11:08:33 am

liked, commented and shared

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Sandra Slack
2/16/2017 12:52:06 pm

I love the air plants.. but having a small living room, I would love this to make it possible to grow all sorts of bigger plants. liked and shared on FB

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Eva Mack
2/16/2017 01:05:29 pm

happy to see new growth.... liked and shared

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Anne Davis
2/16/2017 01:06:47 pm

I have used gro labs in my classroom and loved them.
Love to hae one in my home.

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Dana Rodriguez
2/16/2017 01:56:37 pm

I love this! I only have an orchid and 2 bamboo plants but I want/need more! I am subscribed and I follow, liked, tagged and shared.

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jberry
2/16/2017 02:33:18 pm

Am a email subscriber. This would be an ideal housewarming gift for my in laws whom just moved from a 3 br home to a 2 br apt.

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Terry Poage
2/16/2017 03:41:42 pm

Commented and shared on Facebook. Facebook name: Poage Terry. https://www.facebook.com/terry.poage.7/posts/1555262854501338?pnref=story

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Cynthia Gray link
2/16/2017 03:44:46 pm

Love this tower idea for plants. I already grow herbs indoors with Aero gardens and this would really be great.

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Trent Zinser
2/16/2017 03:54:13 pm

Perfect for my mothers Bday

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Joanne Schultz
2/16/2017 04:24:13 pm

I'm an email subscriber.

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Joanne Schultz
2/16/2017 04:27:04 pm

liked, commented, & shared - https://www.facebook.com/js2222/posts/10212283371746094

I also emailed a friend who lives in East Aurora about your blog!

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Rosemary Lukenbill
2/16/2017 04:45:33 pm

I would love to win

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Cynthia D
2/16/2017 05:47:47 pm

Liked & Shared! Thanks for the giveaway!

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David Adamovich link
2/16/2017 06:50:07 pm

Looks like a great product

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April
2/16/2017 07:38:14 pm

Signed up for your newsletter!

I'd love to plant some greenery, such as ivy! What a great way to bring the outdoors in!!

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LORIE ONEIL
2/16/2017 10:06:11 pm

my Christmas cactus that belonged to my Grandma and it is over 100 years old makes me smile and think happy thoughts

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keith james
2/16/2017 10:07:52 pm

I grow mostly cacti and herbs.

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Cathy Philipps
2/16/2017 11:54:02 pm

What a great prize! I like your FB page and subscribe to the newsletter

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reni oneill
2/17/2017 03:06:15 am

i love all plants

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katklaw777
2/17/2017 03:52:28 am

email subscriber

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katklaw777
2/17/2017 03:55:42 am

Luv all plants especially succulents...thanks!

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Dorothy Turner
2/17/2017 05:46:06 am

I am an email subscriber and like on Facebook. I love green leafy plants like hostas, succulents, etc.

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Buddy Garrett
2/17/2017 07:03:40 am

Cacti makes me happy. I am an email subscriber.

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Margaret S Porter
2/17/2017 07:04:52 am

This is such a great way to garden in a small space. I get your emails and I commented on Facebook.

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Gena C.
2/17/2017 07:12:12 am

Liked & shared on Facebook. Also liked Facebook page.

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Gena C.
2/17/2017 07:12:43 am

I'm a newsletter subscriber. I would love to win. Thank you.

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Brenda West
2/17/2017 07:18:02 am

I love this. Liked, shared and commented. Thanks so much.

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Mary W
2/17/2017 07:19:31 am

I like the Raise Your Garden Facebook page

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Mary W
2/17/2017 07:21:25 am

I commented & shared on Facebook

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Emily Endrizzi
2/17/2017 07:23:14 am

I love ivy vines and any flowers with bright colors. They make me happy, but really anything that grows and looks pretty makes me happy. I follow on Facebook, liked and shared and tagged on the giveaway post as Emily Elizabeth. I am also a newsletter subscriber. Thanks for this awesome giveaway.

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Cassidy Ciazza
2/17/2017 07:23:23 am

Completed all three! Thank you for the chance and all the garden ideas!

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Mary W
2/17/2017 07:31:47 am

I signed up for your newsletter. I like herbs and butterfly plants.

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Debbie Clauer
2/17/2017 07:45:40 am

I have been a facebook fan of yours for sometime now and also subscribe to your newsletter. I love growing herbs and vegetables.

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KHBride
2/17/2017 08:12:38 am

I did all 3. I'm not sure what plants don't make me happy. I really like ivy because my mother loved it and it reminds me of her.

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Robin Brindley link
2/17/2017 08:40:11 am

I love these plants because they are great for oxygen in the home. English Ivy, spider, philodendron & pothes. They all grow really well indoors. A wall of these would be wonderful.

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Jennifer Beckett
2/17/2017 08:55:32 am

Herbs make me happy, I love the idea of adding both plants that clean the air and fresh herbs for my kitchen. So lovely, thanks for the chance!

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tami
2/17/2017 09:14:13 am

Liked, commented and shared.
I pretty much like ALL plants, but I think I would use this to grow some winter salad greens.

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Lisa
2/17/2017 09:16:38 am

I love it when the Christmas Cactus' bloom this time of year and also when the violets bloom. Outside I love it when the crocus first come up showing that it is Spring! Thanks!

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Sandra williams
2/17/2017 09:19:09 am

Joined newsletter and would prob do herbs in this if it works - love fresh herbs

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Melissa Storms
2/17/2017 09:25:34 am

I liked, commented and shared the giveaway and I am an email subscriber.

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Cody Garrett
2/17/2017 09:38:02 am

Liked commented and shared. This is such a great idea!

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Linda A Ness
2/17/2017 10:08:46 am

I liked, shared and commented on Facebook, and I get your newsletter. Am gone days at a time during the year; so watering is a problem for me. Would love to win a plant wall. Love all plants; but would like to grow more herbs.

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Kathleen L
2/17/2017 10:22:12 am

Lavender

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Christine @ Run Plant Based link
2/17/2017 10:40:22 am

This is such a great product, thank you for the giveaway opportunity!

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Katerina
2/17/2017 10:55:55 am

I love all the palm trees especially my majestic palm tree which is in my living room. And of course my two pothos.
I am a newsletter subscriber and fan of your Facebook page.

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Mary Dailey
2/17/2017 11:01:23 am

Liked/shared on FB and commented https://www.facebook.com/raiseyourgarden/posts/1882141378721025?comment_id=1883165365285293&comment_tracking=%7B%22tn%22%3A%22R9%22%7D
Also I'm signed up for your newsletter

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Mary Dailey
2/17/2017 11:06:10 am

Tagged friends on FB too

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Kathy Lane
2/17/2017 11:15:07 am

I like Peace Lilies but just about any plant makes me happy. Liked,shared and tagged

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Shea Adams
2/17/2017 11:17:02 am

I signed up for your newsletter.

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Dee Fedor
2/17/2017 11:58:19 am

I get your email. Love this system for the garden Veggies I love! Growing Veggies make me happy!

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Dee Fedor
2/17/2017 12:01:35 pm

Liked, shared, and commented on Facebook. Flowers make me Happiest when they give me vegetables!

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Gene Kelleher
2/17/2017 01:16:46 pm

I like growing plants that improve the air quality of my home.

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Candice
2/17/2017 02:57:11 pm

I subscribe via email.

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Barrie
2/17/2017 03:03:37 pm

I've liked both pages, commented on your FB page and am a new newsletter subscriber!

Sunflowers make me smile. Not sure if they'd work in this plant holder, though!

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Terry Poage
2/17/2017 04:05:10 pm

I love the spider plant and the rubber plant. I also like the plant wall with the different color plants on it. Shared giveaway on Facebook.

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Gina N.
2/17/2017 05:01:58 pm

Already receive your newsletter, liked/shared/commented on Facebook too. We have quite a few indoor plants (Philodendrons, Spider Plants, Ferns, English Ivy and a couple of Jade Plants) and an array of plants on our patio. I love the idea of a living wall for my prized plants! Thank you for the giveaway chance.

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Catherine L Brown link
2/17/2017 05:36:35 pm

Liked, shared, commented. Spending the time in our backyard, growing our own vegetables makes me happy.

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Jo-Anne Pfoh
2/17/2017 06:36:17 pm

I love ivy but really any plant is amazing to me and makes me happy. i am a subscriber jopfoh@hotmail.com i also liked and shared ty

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JAMES LYNAM
2/17/2017 06:44:38 pm

Like ivy & cleus.

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sus
2/17/2017 07:46:39 pm

email subscriber

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aaron reck
2/17/2017 07:47:12 pm

I love the way rosemarry smells and I think thyme is great as well.

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Jessica Herring
2/17/2017 09:12:09 pm

Subscriber to the Raise Your Garden newsletter!

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Jessica Herring
2/17/2017 09:13:20 pm

Following Raise Your Garden on FB!

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Jessica Herring
2/17/2017 09:14:42 pm

Commented on Raise Your Garden FB post! https://www.facebook.com/raiseyourgarden/posts/1882141378721025?comment_id=1883458885255941&comment_tracking=%7B%22tn%22%3A%22R9%22%7D

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Jessica Herring
2/17/2017 09:15:53 pm

Tagged a few friends on the Raise Your Garden FB post! https://www.facebook.com/raiseyourgarden/posts/1882141378721025?comment_id=1883459351922561&comment_tracking=%7B%22tn%22%3A%22R9%22%7D

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Germaine Harrison
2/17/2017 10:34:23 pm

I shared and commented on facebook.

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Lynne
2/17/2017 11:26:58 pm

I have liked your facebook page, I have commented on a facebook post, I have shared a facebook post, and I subscribe to your newsletter. thanks!

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Lynne
2/17/2017 11:29:31 pm

Ooops! I forgot to add what plants make me happy! The answer is roses. Boy, do they make me happy!

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Hillary S Bergeron
2/18/2017 12:58:18 am

I signed up for the newsletter and liked your facebook page.

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Angela Newsome
2/18/2017 01:11:01 am

Liked the page and am an Email Subscriber! I absolutely love Ivy!

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Elizabeth Brooks
2/18/2017 06:20:05 am

Flowers make me happy

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Carrie Hautamaki
2/18/2017 07:17:25 am

I would love to try this with our favorite herbs so we can use fresh year-round

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Diana Malone
2/18/2017 09:02:44 am

Liked, commented, shared and subscribed. I love all plants !!!

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Geena O'Banion
2/18/2017 09:59:17 am

This is ideal for a small space and maybe growing condiments....
or growing flowers. Like the idea, its very nice. Thank you for the opportunity to get in the giveaway,

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Mary Branham
2/18/2017 10:37:58 am

Sounds like a great idea.would love to try

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Jeanne Coulombe
2/18/2017 11:40:08 am

I entered on Facebook Tagged people shared and entered newsletter. I love this idea my house is a jungle with plants this is so cool I want it so bad have the perfect wall for it! Thanks for a chance :)

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Catherine Lewis
2/18/2017 11:40:17 am

This would be such a joy to see and do every day. I have lots of plants, but none that flower!

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Irene Menge
2/18/2017 04:42:27 pm

Liked, commented and shared and am a newsletter subscriber.

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David Heath
2/18/2017 06:42:55 pm

I liked

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David Heath
2/18/2017 06:43:29 pm

I subscribed

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Rebecca link
2/18/2017 10:33:54 pm

I made the living wall in the second photo in this blog post!

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Michelle
2/19/2017 03:36:55 am

Liked, shared, already a subscriber.

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Linda Walker
2/19/2017 10:23:30 am

Email subscriber

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Garnet Leib
2/19/2017 10:55:02 am

This looks great! L& S'd

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Rose Santuci-Sofranko
2/19/2017 08:47:43 pm

Oh my, that is so cool! I like you on FB and I get your newsletter. I think that a wall of succulents would be so cool to grow in there! Thanks and God Bless!

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Cheryl Everitt
2/19/2017 09:05:46 pm

Liked, shared and signed up for newsletter.

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Abigail
2/20/2017 12:52:59 pm

Im an email subscriber!

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Melinda G
2/20/2017 07:47:37 pm

My aloe, rosemary and basil make me happy. I completely geek out when the rosemary and basil bloom.

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Bonnie Peeling
2/20/2017 09:07:32 pm

I love all flowering plants, especially fuschia, bird of paradise and mandevilla

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Julie Waldron
2/21/2017 01:22:47 pm

I subscribe to your newsletter, like your FB page and commented on & shared the FB post.

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Julie Waldron
2/21/2017 01:26:19 pm

Plants that make me happy are ivy or shamrocks.

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Dana
2/21/2017 02:41:05 pm

I would love some clover or other green leafy plants!

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Tamra H
2/21/2017 03:44:07 pm

I signed up for the newsletter! Would love to win this to grow a variety of tomatoes and peppers!

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marlene harris
2/21/2017 03:45:35 pm

I love plants my house is full of them. I would love to use your systen

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annette FISHER
2/21/2017 09:33:32 pm

I POSTED ON FACEBOOK AND TAGGED.

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REBECCA STEPHEN
2/22/2017 10:03:46 am

I love this idea for a tall plant

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Jolene Johnson
2/22/2017 04:56:20 pm

I signed up for the newsletter, my hibiscus makes me so happy! It flowers constantly and is indoors during the cold months, outdoors in the summer since I live in MN. This would be perfect for me, my cat likes to test out tasty looking leaves so I haven't had much luck with plants but I'd really love to have more!

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Rachel C
2/22/2017 09:37:09 pm

Darn it, I'm not on Facebook or I would have loved to enter this giveaway!

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Barbara Adams
2/23/2017 04:22:29 am

I need very basic help with indoor plants, I've not had much success. My favorite plants that I ogle in others homes are ferns, any variety, I think they are just enchanting.

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Minta Boggs
2/23/2017 08:02:00 am

Commented on FB as Minta Boggs

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Danielle Porter
2/23/2017 06:44:48 pm

I liked you on FB! I love any plant that I can keep indoors!

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Laurie Nykaza
2/23/2017 06:58:44 pm

liked the Raise Your Garden Facebook page

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Laurie Nykaza
2/23/2017 07:01:07 pm

I did comment & share on Facebook

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Laurie Nykaza
2/23/2017 07:01:51 pm


I subscribe to your newsletter,

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Laurie Nykaza
2/23/2017 07:04:37 pm

I love how they show the amazing pieces of succulent I think they would look amazing on it.

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Laurie Nykaza
2/23/2017 07:10:56 pm

Taged a Facebook friend about the giveaway

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Dawn Mullins
2/23/2017 11:59:33 pm

Liked, commented, and shared

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Sonya Biddle
2/24/2017 01:57:39 pm

I believe all plants are beautiful, I love this idea it s like having Nature in your home when you live in a small space or to enhance a room . Love it

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Dewayne Bradshaw
2/25/2017 11:57:15 am

Liked, shared, commented, subscribed. I love all plants. Varieties always make things seem right. This would be so great for a variety of plants. Yay!

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David s link
2/25/2017 05:58:49 pm

Liked Facebook page

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David s link
2/25/2017 06:01:27 pm

Subscribed to raise your garden

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Jennifer Phillips
2/26/2017 04:25:26 pm

Liked, commented and shared, newsletter subscriber

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Madeline Rivera
2/26/2017 10:30:57 pm

OMG! This is wonderful! I've been thinking about improving the air in my apt. My husband has a lung abscess and is presently recovering. I was just discussing with him that I needed to buy an air purifier, and here I see your giveaway. I would love this because I have always had plants around me. Love it!! I have liked the page, shared, subscribed and commented.

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Madeline
2/27/2017 06:34:04 pm

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2/28/2017 03:16:08 pm

Herbs, such as fresh basil, make me very happy. I love the way they smell, they are easy to grow, and they make food taste delicious!

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2/28/2017 05:31:08 pm

I am an email subscriber.

I love herbs, especially Basil & Rosemary!

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Justine
3/1/2017 11:22:13 am

Love this product! I signed up for the newsletter and liked your Facebook page. My fave indoor plant is the plain old diffenbachia-it still lights up a room for me :)

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3/2/2017 01:04:33 am

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3/2/2017 11:42:40 pm

I am trying to keep a basket of different plants alive right now they aren't doing so well

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3/3/2017 02:37:09 am

Like the Raise Your Garden facebook page, and email subscriber.

I love all sorts of plants. two of my current favorite house plants (as I have not managed to kill them) are a Christmas cactus and a Philodendron.

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3/3/2017 06:14:17 am

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3/4/2017 02:13:22 am

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Daffodils are the most cheery little flowers, I can't help but grin when I see them.

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3/5/2017 03:49:24 pm

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Mary Russell
3/6/2017 07:45:24 am

I think I would grow Ivy or Herbs. This is a great product idea! Liked the Raise Your Garden Facebook paged and shared publicly on my wall.

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Mary Dailey
3/7/2017 10:01:41 am

Creeping Jenny would be a good one to grow, I like all cacti for indoor growing, lacy ivys are pretty

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Cheryl Chervitz
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Jennifer Smith
3/7/2017 04:52:54 pm

ALL plants make me happy!! Herbs and flowers and veggies! Hooray for spring!

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Missy Schutz
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Commented, jade is my fav:)

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3/8/2017 12:48:36 am

Plants that filter my indoor air......along with plants that flower annually......are my favorite house plants.

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Gloria Tretiak link
3/8/2017 12:52:54 am

I love all plants, especially ones that bring the butterflies

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Courtney Robertson
3/8/2017 10:52:47 am

English Ivy is one of my most favorites because of the way it looks when it grows, and my mothers name is Ivey, and any kind of succulents make me happy too!

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Jane Ritz
3/8/2017 07:34:43 pm

Commented on Facebook post. subscribed to newsletter This is a way for me to have a garden, I've had bladder cancer this winter and oh how life has changed. Thanks for the chance!!

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Austin H.
3/9/2017 02:25:54 am

Liked and shared. Any and all vegetable plants make me happy. And herb plants, especially rosemary and basil.

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3/9/2017 10:54:28 am

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Marnie Ward
3/9/2017 08:50:51 pm

The plants that make me the happiest are my plum trees. In the spring they are the earliest to bloom of all my fruit trees. I enjoy gazing out my window at their large beautiful green leaves. In September they bare crisp delicious reddish fruit.
My wife and I also love to cook with fresh herbs. This planter would make a great herb planter that we could grow fresh herbs in. I can think of a multitude of ways that my wife and I could enjoy the vertical garden kit.

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Kermit Crissey
3/10/2017 12:48:53 am

Liked and shared and love any plants that are easy to grow.

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3/11/2017 12:12:09 am

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3/11/2017 12:15:13 am

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3/11/2017 10:11:58 am

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carrie s
3/12/2017 06:21:29 pm

I love dahlias, pansies, hydrangeas, tomato plants, basil...I love greenery everywhere.

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Jennifer Finn
3/12/2017 09:48:31 pm

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kathy mcclanahan
3/13/2017 11:43:55 am

liked commented and shared! email subscriber Would love to try this in my home, love my ivy and would love to try a few veggies! Love the concept and idea of this planter!

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3/13/2017 11:50:53 am

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Stephanie
3/13/2017 11:11:17 pm

Would love to grow a beautiful display of native Montanan ferns! <3

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3/14/2017 04:35:19 am

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3/14/2017 10:51:40 am

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3/14/2017 10:53:30 am

I am a subscriber and I love vines and honeysuckle.

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3/14/2017 04:46:04 pm

Like, Commented & Shared! PLUS crossing my fingers for a win! Thanks!

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Linda Bee
3/14/2017 05:01:20 pm

I like all plants that grow in low light. I have a problem in my house with the sunshine. So keeping plants indoors is a problem, especially in the winter. Would like to try the vertical garden.

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Vanessa Grayer
3/14/2017 08:45:38 pm

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Elisse link
3/15/2017 09:24:35 pm

I get your newsletter, and I liked your Facebook page and the post and commented! Plants that make me happy are ones that smell and taste good- herbs, veggies, fruit... and bright, colorful flowers, such as sunflowers, velvety celosia, and azaleas! My "happiest" house plants are several special etrog (citron) trees that I grew from Israeli seeds, and 4 from the Moroccan Jewish Community...

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Senna Kory
3/16/2017 12:08:22 am

I love spearmint and peppermint. I liked and shared on facebook!

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Marija Majerle
3/16/2017 09:29:43 am

I liked, shared, and commented on the giveaway post as Marija Majerle. My succulents make me happy, as do my humidity loving terrarium plants!

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Sarah Oswald
3/16/2017 08:52:39 pm

Im a Follower and liked and shared on Facebook
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3/16/2017 08:55:01 pm

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Ryan Spencer
3/18/2017 02:53:41 pm

I liked the facebook page, and liked/commented/shared the facebook post. Unique plants and colorful flowers make me happy. Plants that help to make the air fresher and the room brighter.

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Esther S
3/19/2017 12:46:57 pm

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3/19/2017 10:21:56 pm

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Vikki M.
3/20/2017 01:07:28 am

Newsletter subscriber. I love all veggies and petunias are my favorite flower.

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Kimberly Flickinger
3/20/2017 12:34:02 pm

Plants make me happy because they bring life to my home.

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Susan Biddle
3/20/2017 03:38:54 pm

All food plants make me happy! I especially love tomatoes though.

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The Happy Wife/Danielle Garcia link
3/20/2017 07:43:53 pm

Peonies make me happy. Liked, commented, and shared. I also get your newsletter.

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Leela
3/20/2017 11:59:47 pm

I'm an email subscriber.

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Carolsue Anderson
3/21/2017 03:12:20 am

I liked and shared, plus I tagged 4 people.
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Carolsue Anderson
3/21/2017 03:14:04 am

I forgot....what I would most like to plant in this is succulents!

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Tara Kosing
3/21/2017 03:29:31 pm

Liked the page ( a while ago : ) ) commented , shared and signed up for the newsletter . Would Love to win this ! I would use it to grow food for my family, tomatoes or strawberries :)

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3/21/2017 06:46:32 pm

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Michelle Little
3/22/2017 12:03:54 pm

I liked and signed up for your newsletter. My favorite plants are wave petunias in purple and peach.

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3/22/2017 12:26:12 pm

I'm a email subscriber.

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Joanne Gregory
3/22/2017 04:50:10 pm

Roses make me extremely happy!

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Missy Marie
3/22/2017 05:27:10 pm

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BONNIE BARKER
3/22/2017 06:08:20 pm

ALL BLOOMING PLANTS--THAT I CAN CUT THE FLOWERS FOR INSIDE THE HOUSE.

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3/22/2017 06:56:28 pm

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Angela Saver
3/23/2017 12:15:50 pm

I like Raise Your Garden Facebook as Angela Saver & commented & shared on Facebook.

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Angela Saver
3/23/2017 12:17:28 pm

I am a newletter subscriber. I love growing Ivy and also basil plants.

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Angela Saver
3/23/2017 12:20:17 pm

I tagged a friend on Facebook
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Darla Peduzzi
3/23/2017 12:48:35 pm

Entered on Facebook. Love this vertical growing system!

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3/23/2017 01:26:07 pm

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3/23/2017 02:33:04 pm

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Shea Balentine
3/23/2017 10:13:30 pm

Bright colored plants make me happy.. like roses, stargazer lilies, etc. I'm subscribed by email! I also commented/shared your FB post!

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3/23/2017 10:45:25 pm

Newsletter subscriber. Liked and shared on FB as Bea Alexandra. My favorite plants that make me happy are African Violets and the Ticklish Tims (Mimosa).

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4/7/2017 12:32:19 am

Liked, Shared and Subscribed! Thanks for the chance!

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