HAPPY NEW YEAR!
If you've been following Mary's Heirloom Seeds for even a short amount of time you probably already know I LOVE offering seed giveaways!
You do not need to complete every single entry in order to enter.
EACH ENTRY IS A SEPARATE OPPORTUNITY TO WIN.
The entry form is at the bottom of the page.
Ready for the giveaway info?
This giveaway is OPEN: December 31, 2024 and ends January 8, 2025
There will be FOUR winners chosen on January 9th!
This giveaway is open to all residents of the US.
(We will resume shipping to Canada as soon as we are able)
No purchase necessary.
Every single winner will receive a
Photo Box for SEED STORAGE and a pack of Zinnia Seeds
as well as ONE of our Starter Kits in a custom Re-usable Bag
In case you don't want to wait for the giveaway to end, you can save big on all seed combo packs
Mary's Heirloom Seeds Sale
10% off all Seed Combo Packs... Code: SEEDCOMBO24
Must be used at checkout, cannot take the discount off completed orders
May not be combined with other discount codes but may be used on sale items
This Garden Poster is available at Mary's Heirloom Seeds
Now for the details...
FOUR winners will be selected at random
Winners must live in the United States
This one is important...We will email the winners on January 9th. Winners must respond within 48 hours or new winners will be chosen.
All entries will be added to our e-newsletter mailing list for Mary's Heirloom Seeds
The "comment on a video" entry can be done daily on different videos
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179 comments
I love planting zinnias!
I love the zinnias. We have them planted all around our farm.
The Tithonia seed are great! It grew over 4 feet high and with many branches, full of blooms, was very beautiful. Not only did the bees and butterflies live it. Tiny birds, werns, finches, and the a couple of yellow finches. It is now being used as a soil protector, work great.
Marigolds. For many reasons.
Red clover. They say honeybees won’t use it but they do, as well as other bees. Can also feed it to the bunnies.
I love milkweed, zinnias and Mexican sunflowers for my pollinators!
I love butterfly bush and beebalm for the pollinators.
I love zinnias! They attract the bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds! My granddaughter loves to pick them and bring them inside to a vase. The varieties are endless and colors vibrant!
I prefer to plant medicinal herbs that will also attract pollinators.
Zinnias because I see the bees all over them. I plan on planting a lot more this year. It seems like they live forever lol
Zinnias because I see the bees all over them. I plan on planting a lot more this year. It seems like they live forever lol
Last year, my marigolds and sunflowers both did an amazing job attracting pollinators. I also had nasturtiums and morning glories, but definitely noticed more pollinators on the marigolds and sunflowers. I’m planning on adding several other varieties this year. Can’t wait to get planting!
I got spinach to plant for the first time. I can’t wait to see it grow. My daughter always gets her seeds here and they are the best.
love looking for something different in my garden. Love the idea of your give away, thank you
Milkweed for the butterflies!
Favorite pollinator is zinnias. My bees like them too!