Mary's Heirloom Seeds 10K Celebration GIVEAWAY! Posted on 8 Sep 08:52 , 52 comments
We LOVE Giveaways!!!! As promised, we reached 10,000 followers on our FB page so Mary's Heirloom Seeds is sponsoring another GIVEAWAY! Are you ready???
This is a super simple giveaway with loads of seeds! We will pick THREE (3) winners on Monday, September 12th.
Giveaway runs from NOW thru Sunday, September 11th at midnight.
We have 3 different prizes for 3 different winners!
The grand prize includes our
Fall Garden Seed Combo Pack,
Our unique selection of cool-weather crops is perfect for your fall garden. This combo pack Includes 7 varieties of individually packed seeds.
-Arugula (100)
-Russian Red Kale (100)
-Early Scarlet Globe Radish (100)
-Bloomsdale Longstanding Spinach (100)
-Calabrese Broccoli (100)
-Dwarf Pak Choy Cabbage (100)
-Fennel (100)
GLASS GEM CORN *rare*
Produces a diversity of gorgeous translucent, jewel-colored ears, each one unique. A stunning corn variety selected over many years by Carl "White Eagle" Barnes, a part-Cherokee farmer and breeder from Oklahoma.
Kentucky Wonder Pole Bean
Pole Bean variety. Introduced in 1864, this bean was originally known by the name 'Old Homestead.' What made the 'Kentucky Wonder' a wonder was, in part, its size. The beans are extraordinarily long.
Genovese Basil
Fantastic Italian herb. This variety of Sweet Basil seeds produce extremely tender and fragrant herb plants. Genovese Basil has extra-large, dark green leaves and is often used in Italian pesto. Genovese Basil typically grows to a height of 18 - 24 inches.
Great for pesto!
24 Coconut Coir Pellets, Plant Markers,
Coconut coir growing medium comes from the coconut's fibrous husk (known as coir) that is bound together by lignin (known as pith). With the addition of water, coir expands to an easy to work with growing medium. The addition of water increases the volume 3 to 9 times, depending on the packaging of products. This process results in a 100% organic, biodegradable growing medium, making it a natural and safe growth medium of choice for growers
Organic Alfalfa Meal (1 lb) plant food
Derived from leguminous perennial alfalfa plant used for pasture and cover crop. Primary benefit of this pleasant smelling meal is increasing organic matter, although it is also a valuable plant-derived fertilizer.
Calcium Soil Amendment (1 lb)
Calcium is a component of plant cell walls, and it’s needed for enzyme formation and nitrate uptake. Organic calcium can also be used to help neutralize excessively acidic soils, which is especially important when you’re growing green, leafy vegetables like lettuce and spinach, or cruciferous vegetables like cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, and kale.
-Genovese Basil
-Cilantro
-Dill Vierling
-Oregano
-Sage
-Tarragon
-Thyme
-Arugula "Roquette"
-Catalogna Puntarelle Dandelion
-Endive
-Russian Red Kale
-Little Gem Lettuce
-Rainbow Swiss Chard
That's over 700 Seeds!! SAVE on GREENS when you purchase our combo pack!

We currently offer over 350 varieties of Heirloom, open-pollinated, non-gmo non-hybrid, non-patented, untreated and organic seeds. Mary has signed the Safe Seed pledge AND the the Declaration of Seed Freedom.
Giveaway opens 9/08/2016 and ends Sunday, September 11th at Midnight.
Comments
Bobbi Church on
My favorite part of gardening is when the flowers bloom and the veggies are ready to eat!
Brooke Rossignolo on
My favorite part of gardening is getting to eat the organic produce grown from a tiny seed. This is such a great giveaway! Thank you!
Line Green on
Love your heirloom seed shop adventure Mary.
The best part of gardening for me is that peace and connectedness it gives me. Basic fruitful living.
Thank you!
John on
My favorite part of gardening is the satisfaction of not being reliant on the grocery store….
Emma@Misfit Gardening on
There are so many things I love about gardening! I love being able to transform bare soil, a patch of grass, an overgrown jungle of perennial weeds into something beautiful and productive.
I love the variety of produce I can grow as well as being able to try new plants. I love watching nature working in harmony with the garden be it the bees pollinating the squashes or the wild flowers, the ladybugs munching on aphids and even catching crickets for the chickens.
I love talking to friends, family and neighbors about what I grow and how I grow it and I love being able to share the bounty I have harvested with them. I love how a productive and pretty garden can be inspiring; for example the neighborhood kids telling me how much they like the garden and how they keep asking their parents to start one.
I love that gardening helps everyone and is something everyone can do, no matter where you live.
Donna on
I do edible landscaping. It isn’t enough to feed my exclusively, but love know where at least some of my food comes from. I use it as an example to others for teaching. Love heirloom non-hybrid seeds to keep true to nature
rita on
I enjoy gardening especially the harvesting part for all the hard work put in in the end its the reward .
Michelle on
Just love going through all those seed and plant catalogs planning and buying!
Debbie on
I fail at gardening 95% of the time, but even with only getting 5% to go, I am still fed well. Isn’t gardening a miracle?
mary on
I’m searching for the truth in nutrition, i need it, and i need to learn a lot , i know i need guidance and i think by looking at your site for some time, you are it. Can you halp a real beginner to start up slowly
Christina B. on
My favorite part of gardening is watching it all grow after all the hard work is done. I love planning my garden during the winter months too.
AngieA on
Snacking… while picking/harvesting
Margaret Arnold on
That first pick prize is to die for! Been eyeing a lot of your seeds over the few years I’ve been receiving your emails and following you on Facebook. I am a die-hard lover of organic. :)
Jessica T on
My favorite part of gardening is harvesting! ;) Thank you for the generous giveaway!
Johnnie on
My favorite part is playing in the dirt…Just kidding…I think it is watching everything grow and knowing where my food is coming from.
Sam on
Eating the vegetables is my favorite part :D
Leslie Applegate on
My favorite part of gardening is the eating part!!!
Katy on
I love watching the vegges growing and harvesting the best of all. And getting the soil on my fingers runs a close second.
v.cross on
this fall will be my first planting season
Maria Fraccica on
Trying container gardening this fall. Buckets are almost ready. Can’t wait to have fresh vegetables on the table.
Ross on
I am very impressed with your business model. You found a need and fill it generously. I may bleat, but I don’t blog or tweet.
Rebecca on
My favorite part of gardening is watching the plants grow and then eating them!
Nori Benz on
My favorite part of gardening is learning to be self-sufficient.
Danielle Cloward on
What an amazing accomplishment, reaching 10,000!
Congratulations and keep up the good work!
My favorite parts of gardening are the harvest and learning!
Samantha on
My favorite part of gardening is picking my veggies when they are fully grown.
Amanda P. on
My favorite part is the process of gardening and seeing if you are successful!
Diana Corlett on
My favorite part of gardening is picking the lovely fresh organic fruit and vegetables and serving them to my familly!
Annetta on
I love the community of gardeners I’ve met in person and via social media. Gardening makes me feel productive and like a valued member of my home and community.
Carol on
I love your articles! You’re the one I can trust to bring me the truth without trying to sell me a lot of stuff I don’t need. Thank you!!
Diana G on
Thanks for the chance to win .. I love to garden- as my daughters say: its Mom’s zen time to be one with nature and they are so right !
Again, Thanks !
Peggy Gibbs on
Harvesting and eating all the yummy veggies from our garden!
Jane on
This is my first year to try a fall garden!
Julia on
My favorite part of gardening is watching everything grow and getting to feed my family fresh foods that we grew.
Virginia on
Feeding my family fresh organic produce.
Jaylyn Morehouse on
I have enjoyed receiving your seeds in the past! Looks like some good picks in the giveaway!
bunkie on
Eating the harvest!
Wilma on
i love your seeds.
Phalon Bennett on
My favorite part of gardening is getting my hands and feet in the dirt for the first time every year
Shana S on
I love gardening. I love to see things grow and know that I did that. I love to be more self sufficient. Feeding my family from our own hands is very rewarding
Nik on
It’s cheaper than therapy and I get tomatoes.
Shannon on
My favorite part is getting my hands in the dirt and seeing the plants grow!
Randy on
I like the fresh of new seedlings, the connection to my peace via the earth, and the education of each new season and harvest. As every year is different, and I learn more how to care for the life that produces for us.
Lena on
My favorite part of gardening is eating food I’ve grown! Well food my husband grew ;)
ColleenB.~Texas on
my gardening favorite part is watching things grow that I grew myself and to be able to can my very own produce.
Thank you for this wonderful giveaway opportunity
Donnisha Jones on
The beautiful colors and the ability to feed my family from tiny seeds.
Harlena Dyer on
My favorite part of gardening is that it calms me. I get to play in the dirt, grow food, & pull weeds.
Sue D on
I love watching things grow from seeds to seedlings to full grown plants and being able to take care of them and harvest the nutritious food.
bakemom on
My favorite part of gardening is the wonderful ability to show my kids how to grow their own foods and live off the land .
Brooke Forsell on
My favorite part of gardening is seeing the fruits of my labor! It’s so satisfying to be able to watch your plants grow from tiny seeds into wonderful fruits and vegetables and then harvest and eat them!!
Angela on
Thanks so much for this generous giveaway!!!
Lisa Wedding on
My favorite part of gardening is watching the seeds all start to sprout. It means lots of morning strolls though the garden to do nothing but just look for signs of new life.
Melinda on
great giveaway