It’s a wrap! Here are the final three winners of the garden seed giveaway:
You should have received emails notifying you that you’ve won (check your inbox 
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Thanks to all those who have entered over this past month. That’s the end of the extra seeds, so I’ll be moving on to other giveaways in the coming weeks.
This is the last week to enter for free garden seeds. I know southern folks are already planting, so I’m sorry if this comes a bit late for you.
This week’s winners are:
At the top of this post is one of the sets of seeds. The other sets are similar. If the winners only have a small garden and don’t think they can use all the seeds or find someone to share them with, please let me know and I will pass them along to someone else. Some thing if there’s a vegetable you know you won’t use. Let me know and I’ll find it a different home.
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Working my way through the free seeds! One winner didn’t claim her prize last week, so this week I drew four names. That’ll take us halfway through the seed stash – two more weeks to go. I know southern folks are already planting, so I’m sorry if this comes a bit late for you.
This week’s winners are:
At the top of this post is one of the sets of seeds. The other sets are similar. If the winners only have a small garden and don’t think they can use all the seeds or find someone to share them with, please let me know and I will pass them along to someone else. Some thing if there’s a vegetable you know you won’t use. Let me know and I’ll find it a different home.
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Hi, I'm Laurie Neverman, the Common Sense Woman.
I'm a mathematician and engineer by training; a mother, educator and writer by vocation. I dig gardening, herbalism, natural healing, self-sufficiency, cooking, fermenting, food preservation, renewable energy, ancient history, science fiction, the LOTR trilogy (best movies ever!) and I never want to stop learning.
I'm lucky enough to be married to my best friend, August. I try each day to learn something new and keep up with my two boys, who make life perpetually interesting. We have been very blessed.
We homeschool and homestead on 35 acres in the country, where we built our green dream home in 2005. Like many people, we went through some ups and downs when the economy tanked. My husband is now working two hours away, and I say a little prayer each day that he can find a job closer to home soon.
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