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The Garden Patch™ Grow Box™ GIVEAWAY!

Good Morning Garden Soldiers!  This giveaway is just for you!!!  I’m starting my one year blogiversary bash with a gardening giveaway suitable for anyone.  Whether you live in a rural acreage or have a tiny apartment in the busiest urban city the Garden Patch™ Grow Box™ will allow you to Grow Your Own Food!

I was super excited when I saw this product as I’m also a container gardener.  Besides plots of land scattered throughout the city I also container garden on my front and back patios.  I’ve grown annuals, carrots, beets, tomatoes, and peppers in containers.  For me the most difficult part of growing in containers has been finding a cost efficient, durable container that lasts.

Here’s a bit of what they have to say.

Easily pick 60 lbs of tomatoes from just one Grow Box. Replace an entire in-ground garden with just 6! The Garden Patch is so simple and efficient, it takes care of itself.

Sets Up in Less Than 5 Minutes

Works anywhere, every time – even for first-time gardeners.

Grows the biggest, juiciest, best tasting tomatoes you’ve ever had.

Automatic feeding and watering without guessing

Comes complete with FREE fertilizer.

No Weeding or back aches – Finally you’ll enjoy your garden instead of toiling in it.

Grows peppers and flowers like a pro.

No guessing or hassles of box gardens and hydroponics. Pays for itself in less than one season.

100% Natural growing.

Guaranteed to be the easiest and most productive garden or your money back.

A mighty little garden for a very little price!

More productive than in-ground gardens and twice the fun.

You can see why I got so excited!!  Typically, I write a review when I get a product and test it out.  Well, this is going to be a special case.  I get to review and blog about this product throughout the entire season.  The Garden Patch is sending me 2 boxes in terra cotta to review. I am planning on growing tomatoes in one and peppers in the other.  I’m hoping that by the end of the season my tomato plants will do as well as the one above 🙂  I’m curious and will blog about how it holds up to disease.  I’m optimistic since it’s in a container, you water from below and there is a clear barrier between the plant and soil.  All key elements.

Check out some of these other pictures.

This last man is growing sweet corn on a rooftop of his apartment. This very well may be a revolutionary easy way to provide nourishing food for your family!  If you live in a tiny apartment, check out your rooftop and if there is space, ask your apartment owner if you can grow some veggies up there.  For more fun pictures of the Grow Box in action, click here.

What I am really excited about is that The Garden Patch has agreed to send one lucky ready there very own Grow Box which retails at $29.95!  The lucky winner will also have the option to choose their Grow Box in Terra Cotta or Green.

How to Enter..
For your first entry, please comment on what you would like to grow in your Garden Patch Grow Box.  Easy Peasy!

Extra Entries…
Leave a separate comment for each entry: A total of 8 chances!
  1. Become a fan of A Little Bit of Spain in Iowa on Facebook and share on your wall 
  2. Subscribe to receive my posts via email.
  3. Follow me on Twitter and tweet about the giveaway. (copy and paste)

    @dianabauman Garden Patch Giveaway! Perfect container for growing your own in small spaces. http://tinyurl.com/yzzwvw7 #gardening #giveaway

  4. Stumble this post using the StumbleUpon icon below
  5. Post the I Grow My Own Food badge on your blog.  Doing this qualifies you for 3 extra chances.  You can pull the code from the right sidebar.
Please leave a separate comment for each entry.  If you decide to place the badge on your blog, please leave 3 separate comments.  Badge 1, Badge 2, Badge 3.
Please Remember, leave a separate comment for each entry, or your extra entries will not count!

Every comment must include an email address – it’s ok if you comment with your blog account as long as I can get to your email through your blog!  The giveaway ends April 1st and is open to the Continental US only.  The winner will be chosen by random.org.

Good Luck Garden Soldiers!

Part 1: Ordering Seed Catalogs
Part 2: Understanding the differences between Heirloom, Hybrid, GMO, and Organic Seeds 
Part 3: Planting Zones, Frost Dates, and Planting Calendars
Part 4. Understanding Succession Planting
Part 5. Spring Time is Near!  It’s Time to Start Those Seedlings! 
Part 6. Growing Seeds Indoors Under Supplemental Lighting

Tomorrow, I will continue onto part 7 of our gardening series, tending your seedlings as so many of us are going through this right now.  Thanks again for a wonderful year 😀

This post is a part of Food Renegade’s Fight Back Friday!

    About Diana Bauman

    Diana is a mother of three, proud wife, and humbled daughter of God. She finds the most joy meeting with Jesus in her organic gardens. She is completely blessed to be able to call herself a stay at home mom where she home educates her children, joyfully serves her husband, and cooks nourishing, real food, for her family. She loves connecting with people on facebook, google+, pinterest, and instagram.

    Comments

    10. Miranda says

      All I can say is, "I WANT THIS!!!! I WANT THIS!!!"
      But I am already a fan, follow you on twitter, signed up for your emails and so on…I can't do it again. :((
      This is my only chance…Hope I get lucky!!!!

      Reply

    13. Hope says

      This would be awesome! I always seem to get some type of blight on my tomatoes. So I would like to try tomatoes in the box.

      Reply

    14. Tien says

      Since Florida got hit with the cold spell, the tomato prices are going to be high this year. I plan to grow as much tomatoes as possible. What a nice giveaway! -Tien

      Reply

    15. Kristen says

      I have some seedlings coming up for Pink Ponderosa tomatoes, which can get up to 2 lbs! I would try those or some of my sweet peppers. 🙂

      This is a gift that lasts a lifetime!

      Reply

    17. Foy Update - Garden Cook Write Repeat says

      I think cherry tomatos are the obvious answer for me. Because you can water from below all the soil born fungus and bacteria not to mention V. Wilt would be kept at bay.

      I'd put this baby out on the porch in front of my office so everyone at the arboretum could see it grow. If I don't win, maybe I'll have to order one for myself.

      Reply

    18. Andrea says

      Love organic, but I am not very good at growing my own food. Thankfully, we can get organic food locally, here.
      Hugs, andrea

      Reply

    19. Paula says

      1st entry: What would I grow? Heirloom tomatoes. I have tried to grow tomatoes and each year I have lots of green, but not a single flower to turn into a tomato. 🙁 I would love for once to grow TOMATOES not just leaves.

      Reply

    25. Nupur says

      I would love to grow herbs in the box- nothing like fresh herbs to take home cooked meals to the next level.

      nupur[dot]kittur[at]gmail[dot]com

      Reply

    26. Kelli says

      With the changes I'm making to my garden a container would give me even more options! I think I would like to test it the first season with something I'm totally familiar with like tomatoes or peppers.

      Reply

    35. Blair says

      They work really well for tomatoes and I like to use them for salad greens and radishes and peas in the spring time because they warm up faster and are easy to put some plastic over to create a "greenhouse."
      hopeforluck at hotmail dot com

      Reply

    36. Chow and Chatter says

      that is so cool, want one and congrats on one year of your awesome blog, following ya and going to tweet
      Rebecca

      Reply

    39. Andrea@WellnessNotes says

      I would grow tomatoes!!! Sounds like a great product, and I can't wait to see how it'll work out for you throughout the season! 🙂

      Reply

    44. ~Sara says

      I am also a container gardener so this would be great to try! I would grow tomatoes or herbs in mine if I won!

      Reply

    49. Nicole @ Geek Turned Athlete says

      That is so cool!! I would be growing tomatoes! I love them and eat them like apples (when they are good).

      Reply

    53. Erin from Long Island says

      I never have much success with bell peppers or eggplant in the ground, so I want to try those in the grow box

      Reply

    58. Anonymous says

      Hello! I am very excited about this giveaway because I've always, always wanted to start a garden and since I have a lot of health problems and not much money or space (live in an apartment), this would be PERFECT! 🙂 I would love to grow broccoli, carrots, asparagus, and honestly whatever else I could! 🙂

      [email protected]

      Thank you!
      ~Mandy Morrison

      Reply

    71. Cara @ Health Home and Happiness says

      I'd love to grow tomatoes in one! 60 lbs of tomatoes on my apartment's porch- how awesome!

      Reply

    73. Fresh Local and Best says

      This is a fantastic giveaway. I would grow herbs, a whole variety of herbs, so that I won't have to make so many trips to the store.

      Reply

    74. Aimeem26 says

      I'd love to see how tomatoes would do in this – didn't have much luck last year in the container I used!

      Reply

    79. jennielee226 says

      I would grow lettuce. I have been wanting to for so long, but I only have a small patch of yard that I share with two neigbors living in the middle of town.

      Reply

    80. jennielee226 says

      I would grow lettuce. I have been wanting to for so long, but I only have a small patch of yard that I share with two neigbors living in the middle of town.

      Reply

    81. Katie @ Kitchen Stewardship says

      I could NOT decide! Maybe lettuce so it's close to the house and away from hungry bunnies…or as many salsa ing. as I could fit!

      By the way, what a beautiful series on gardening. Please link it into the "get the pesticides out" topic for the Spring Cleaning carnival at KS – that week is the second in May, hosted by Heavenly Homemakers, who also has fab organic gardening info.
      🙂 Katie

      Reply

    84. Tukki says

      Oh……besos, indeed…so glad to have found this blog!

      If I won, I would tomatoes, for sure. Here in upstate NY, we had a terrible tomato blight last year and tomatoes were sky-high in price at the farmer's markets. I won't buy those anemic pink things in plastic from the supermarket…feh!

      Tukki

      Reply

    90. A Cupcake for Moose says

      For my regular comment, I would grow peppers, beets and salad greens (spinach, endive, etc). LOVE the giveaway! Thanks so much!
      -Rachel

      Reply

    93. gail says

      What a fantastic giveaway, especially for someone like me who doesn't have much sunny yard space. I would love to grow salad greens and some herbs. Thanks for the opportunity.

      Reply

    94. momgateway says

      I always grow cilantro,parsley and scallions so think I'm going for this. I'm going a giveaway too if any of your readers are interested.

      Reply

    101. Paula - bell'alimento says

      Oh I so need this ; ) TOMATOES beautiful tomatoes for all my Italian recipes! Mwah! Thanks for the opportunity Diana!

      Reply

    105. Kelli says

      Well, I want one because I am lazy and prefer to garden from my small deck or front porch area rather than go around and down out into the yard to water, fertilize, pick,etc! I like the convenience aspect of it. Maybe tomatoes or peppers.

      Reply

    106. kc says

      Love your blog and really want to win the container for peppers. I can never get the varieties I want at the farmers market.

      Reply

    112. Justine says

      I'd grow sweet/bell peppers! We love to eat them, but now that I know they're on the "Dirty Dozen" list, I want to buy them organic. However, it's hard to find them organic and reasonably priced, so I'd like to try my hand at growing them!

      Reply

    118. momgateway says

      I subscribed to your blog. Now that I realize the Grow Box is amazing, I plan to grow kaffir lime and thai basil in it if I win one. Thanks for this fab giveaway!

      Reply

    120. Anonymous says

      This thing looks so cool!!! Would love to try one even if I don't win! I would probably do tomatoes this year, but the possibilities are endless. 🙂 Thanks, Diana!
      Tracey Fees ([email protected])

      Reply

    121. Jo says

      I want to grow tomatoes in my grow box. I live in the city and have a tiny yard. This is just the ticket to expand my tiny urban garden!

      Reply

    122. Leesie says

      Great find and review, Diana! I would love to grow tomatoes since my garden was (as the whole northeast was)devastated by late blight.

      Good luck to everyone!

      Reply

    128. Connie says

      I'd grow CORN! We've tried for years but the only full sun we have is on our deck and none of the containers we've tried has worked.

      Cool idea!

      Thanks!

      Reply

    135. Cristie says

      I will add the Grow My Own Food badge, and I follo your blog. I have a square foot garden, but it isn't nearly big enough. I would love another spot just for a pizza garden!

      Reply

    136. Michelle AP says

      I am planting more than ever before so I can use the extra space. I think it might be fun to do beans in there.

      Reply

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