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| This is what you might win! An assortment of Missouri Bill's pole beans, and Holstein bush beans. |
Redwood seeds say, "As a 'local heirloom' Missouri Bill was saved for 25 years by Epperson Family Farm in northern California and originally was given to them by a man named Bill from Missouri." We purchased both of these from them and they were very easy to grow and also gave back to the soil, we saved seeds and the lucky winners will get a few from our stock.
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| Take a guess...what do you think this is? |
We decided to have two winners for the first giveaway! Both will receive a pack of assorted seeds, we will pay the post. To enter please take a gander at what it is in the second photo.
For additional entries (please leave a separate comment for each entry):
1. Follow our blog and/or through Google Friend connect and let us know in a comment (even if you already do).
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You have until Monday Oct. 31st to enter. One winner from the correct guesses will be selected and in addition a second winner will be selected using random.org.
17 comments:
Are they blueberries? Love your website and blogs by the way!
I "liked" your Facebook page. :) Shared with my friends, so they can get the good hints too!
they look like elderberries to me. i'm liking you on facebook. and i'd like to come see your homestead sometime soon! - claire
Blueberries!!!
Dad
I think those are black garbanzo beans but I'm not sure what you were trying to do with them ....roast 'em maybe? But why?
I'm going to have to go with blueberries as well!!
black cherries??
I am going to say that they are huckleberries .
I am also going to "like" you on facebook but I have no idea what Google Friend Connect is.
I follow your blog :) <3
:) I also like you on FB :)
Were you trying to dehydrate blueberries in the oven and forgot about them?
I love all the comments!
I was gonna say blueberries too. But I think my guess will be CROWBERRIES. :)
Thanks, Jennie!
I like you on Facebook. ;)
I follow you through Google Reader. (Does that count?) Hahaha.
<3
Saskatoons?
They look like tomatoes that you tried to dry in the oven, but turned it on broil instead :) They turned into some nice carbon.
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