November 16 Giveaway - Headliner Strawberry Sky Petunia - CLOSED

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Spring

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My favorite season for gardening is Spring because it gives my plants time to establish roots so they can become hardier before the hotter summer season.
Also, it makes my garden look beautiful for a longer time!

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My favorite season for gardening is Spring because it gives my plants time to establish roots so they can become hardier before the hotter summer season.
Also, it makes my garden look beautiful for a longer time!

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Summer, because school is out and I finally have time😊

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Spring because I love digging in the dirt after a long Pennsylvania winter.

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Early Spring, because that's when I can find petunias and snapdragon starts in the garden centers for good prices! Here it is mid November and I still have some petunias blooming! But none like the Strawberry Sky Petunia!

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I live in Michigan and experience all 4 seasons. I have a seasonal outdoor garden in my backyard and a year round indoor garden. I grow annual flowers, vegetables, herbs, and butterfly host plants outdoors in the spring, summer, and fall. I grow annual flowers including impatiens, vinca, and begonias indoors under grow lights all year long. My favorite gardening season is late spring because the weather is perfect and that is when nurseries have a wide selection of plants available.

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Spring

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Spring - Can't wait to see some beautiful color out in my garden beds, pots and baskets after a long dreary winter!

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My favorite is fall because I love the fall flowers and love having Goldfinches come visit.

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Chris wrote:

Free Plant Giveaway - Headliner Strawberry Sky Petunia Plant!

To enter to win this free petunia, comment below and let us know what is your favorite season for gardening and why?

A winner will be randomly chosen and announced on Monday, November 18th.

View the Strawberry Sky Petunia here: https://www.growjoy.com/headliner-strawberry-sky-petunia-plant

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Spring is better since that means snow and ice should be gone

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spring is best because snow and ice are gone and I am anxious to start planting.

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The spring, because every thing that I started indoors is ready to go out.

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Fall is my favorite time to plant. All my plants are still visible and I know where to plant new plants. Then I look forward to seeing the new plant in the spring.

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Early Spring! Awesome weather and flowers blooming, hummingbirds return, longer days and sunshine without crazy southern heat and humidity. Perfect time to just be outside!

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Autumn is my favorite gardening season because I can Pat myself on a job well done and make plans for the following season.

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Spring - I love seeing all the spring flowers come in to bloom, as well as thinking of additions to the gardens, and planning the vegetable garden.

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I love springtime for planting. The anticipation of what is to come is what I love. It may take months and work but it is so much fun.

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I love springtime for planting. The anticipation of what is to come is what I love. It may take months and work but it is so much fun.

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I enjoy getting out of the house and back outdoors in the early Spring. The fresh air and the cool days make gardening a pleasure. The strawberry petunia would look lovely in a pot on m front porch. Thank you for the opportunity to win one.

Jean Carlson

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Chris wrote:

Free Plant Giveaway - Headliner Strawberry Sky Petunia Plant!

To enter to win this free petunia, comment below and let us know what is your favorite season for gardening and why?

A winner will be randomly chosen and announced on Monday, November 18th.

View the Strawberry Sky Petunia here: https://www.growjoy.com/headliner-strawberry-sky-petunia-plant

I love to hear the birds chirping when I plant in the Spring.

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Spring because it’s time for sun ☀️ and planting to begin 🍓🌶🫑🥕🧅🧄🍅

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My favorite gardening season is fall because I enjoy the late, wild-looking blooms at the end of the season. I am also planting bulbs and perennials for next spring. Finally, I am planning for the spring based on what grew well this year and what did not.

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Beautiful spring! Eternal rebirth. More Juliet tomatoes--best plants ever from Growjoy!

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Spring time. The weather is not too cold & not too hot. It's perfect. The garden is in its perfect environment for starting to grow.

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Summer

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WOULD LOOK GREAT ON THE HOMESTEAD

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SPRING .. just planted 300 bulbs.. always excited to see what comes back

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I love spring, when the flowers are beginning to bloom again after the bare winter. The temperature is not unbearably hot, not too many weeds are growing yet and the colors are spectacular after winter's gloom.

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