It randomly happened that one of the winners of our Parrot Flower Power giveaway was right here in Los Angeles. Linda stopped by to pick up her Flower Power today and was going to put it to use at her new house right here in the San Fernando Valley! Congratulations to Linda. I hope you have a great experience with the Flower Power.
Didn’t win this giveaway? You can pick up a Parrot Flower Power of your very own via Amazon.com
(See the end of this post for information on how to enter to win today) Get your garden started right this year with a Parrot Flower Power sensor!
Parrot has been very gracious and sent me Flower Power garden sensors to give away to 2 lucky readers/viewers of A Gardener’s Notebook. I have been using my own Flower Power to monitor plants in my garden and found it to be an amazing device.
Parrot Flower Power: An incredible sensor that assesses your plants’ needs and sends alerts to your smartphone
Flower Powercommunicates to your smartphone or tablet using Bluetooth and reports on:
You can tell the Flower Power which specific plant you are monitoring and whether it is growing in your garden soil or in a container, and it will make intelligent recommendation and provide alerts when the conditions are not optimal. The built-in Plant Database contains thousands of plants to choose from.
Read more in the Parrot Web Site More information on Flower Power from Amazon.com 
You can see my first look of the Flower Power in this video
Enter to win a a Parrot Flower Power
Want to win a Parrot Flower Power of your very own?! There are 3 ways to enter!
A random entry was pulled in our Troy-Bilt Saturday6 giveaway and Ryan M. is our lucky winner.
Ryan has been sent an email notification and has 7 days to respond or I will draw a new random name.
Congratulations, Ryan!
Thank you for watching, reading and supporting A Gardener’s Notebook!
My fellow Saturday6 member, Kylee Baumlee, is giving away one of these cool compost buckets. This could be the one that finally meets all my criteria. I have been making-do with this container or another, but this system seems like it might make my composting life just a bit easier.
Leave a comment on Our LIttle Acre to get your chance to win today!
Full Circle Kitchen Composter: Review and Giveaway!
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So I started over, reviewed the list of things you can compost, and after about a week with no smell and no fruit flies, I declared the Full Circle Fresh Air Kitchen Composter a success. The bags they use are fairly tough bags of this kind, but you should be careful when handling them and not be too rough with them. They “breathe,” which allows any heat build-up to escape, as well as excess gases which may form as scraps begin to decompose. When it’s full (or sooner), you just take the bag out and throw it in the compost bin, bag and all.
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As part of my membership in Troy-Bilt’s Saturday6, I am given the opportunity to give away one of their products each season.
Since I liked the Troy-Bilt TBC57 Lithium-Ion Cultivator so much (you can watch my review here) I have decided to make it my giveaway and share it with a lucky viewer, listener or reader of A Gardener’s Notebook.
It’s easy to enter, too. Simply leave me a comment on this blog post and then make your contest entry using the Rafflecopter widget below. You can gain extra entries by Liking the Gardener’s Notebook Facebook page and/or following @gardenersnotebk on Twitter.
Giveaway ends October 31, 2012
Good luck to all that enter! Thank you for being part of A Gardener’s Notebook!
I have chosen the winner for our DK Simple Steps to Success – Shrubs and Trees book giveaway.
The lucky winner is Ishieta C.!
They have been notified by email.
Thanks to all the entered. Watch this blog for more — and bigger — giveaways in the coming months!
I have been looking through my book stack and found this nice, little, book to offer as an AGN Giveaway item. Complete the options in the Rafflecopter widget below to enter. You can get up to 3 entries by commenting on this post, following AGN or Twitter or giving AGN a Like on Facebook. Giveaway ends at end of May.
Good luck!
Thomas Lewalski was the randomly chosen winner of the Troy-Bilt TB4HB EC gas leaf blower in the contest that ended on Christmas Day.
We have contacted Thomas and sent his information on to Troy-Bilt so they can send him his leaf blower.
I love being able to give away equipment like this. Watch the blog, Facebook and Twitter pages for more giveaways in the future.
You can keep track of what is happening on A Gardener’s Notebook in a variety of ways. Chose those that add the most value for you!
This post is part of my association with Troy-Bilt’s Saturday6 program. All opinions are my own.
Happy Holidays from Troy-Bilt and A Gardener’s Notebook!
As part of my involvement in Troy-Bilt’s Saturday6 program, we are offering this giveaway to bring another bright spot into for holiday celebrations. Enter the contest using the form below. You need only leave a blog comment to enter, but you can gain another entry into the giveaway by joining the Gardener’s Notebook mailing list.This is a low volume mailing list that keeps you informed of the great content, reviews and events here on A Gardener’s Notebook.
Win a Troy-Bilt TB4HB EC gas leaf blower – $179.99 value
Description from the Troy-Bilt web site…
Clean up fall leaves quickly and easily with Troy-Bilt’s TB4HB EC. Or use this powerful, electric start capable blower in the spring and summer for all-purpose clean-up of yard debris, dust and dirt on decks, sidewalks, etc. The TB4HB EC features a 25cc, 4-Cycle engine with up to 150mph airflow velocity.
This giveaway ends on December 26, 2011 at 12:01 am EST. US Mailing Addresses only, please. Giveaway winner will be required to provide US Mailing Address for direct delivery from Troy-Bilt.
If contest widget does not show, please Visit the blog post page to enter!
I entered this giveaway for this cool take on a terrarium from one of my fellow Saturday6 members — Douglas
Earlier this year, I received a new product introduced by Batson’s Foliage Group, a family-owned business in Florida, called Enviro-Cakes™. I’d read about it in their newsletter, wrote to Kelley to tell her how awesome I thought the product looked, and she offered to send one to me.
When it arrived, I got a kick out of the box and its handwritten labeling…
