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How do readers enter my giveaway?
- Log in to Rafflecopter and enter the draw by leaving a blog post comment with your ideas for: what’s your garden worth to you? You can also enter by tweeting about the giveaway.
- The more times you enter, the better your chance of winning the £75 Sainsbury’s voucher!
- Whether or not you’re our prize winner, your gardening ideas could also potentially appear in a future Money Matters Blog post.
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So what is your garden worth to you?
To me, it is a place for the kids to have fun and explore, wildlife to live and the flowers to grow. I love beautiful flowers, colourful gardens and neat and tidy lawns. My garden still has quite a way to go before I get to that stage!
The deadline for entering the giveaway is Wednesday 3rd July at 00:00am. Good luck.
The winner of this competition, chosen by Sainsburys Bank, is Donna Bird. Congratulations.
Gillian Holmes
June 26, 2013Fresh air
melanie stirling
June 26, 2013The trees and the peace and quiet.
Helen Moulden
June 26, 2013The cherry tree at the very end of the garden 🙂
Donna Bird
June 26, 2013Has to be the childrens playset, keeps them quiet 🙂
olivia kirby
June 26, 2013The grass! I hate formal gardens, I like them to have grass and fun!!
Chris Reid
June 26, 2013My bird table it brings so many lovely birds into the garden.
Tracy Nixon
June 26, 2013We have a water fountain with two angels in the centre of our fishpond – it represents the two babies I lost due to being born too early.
Jane Willis
June 26, 2013The wonderful herbs, veg and salads my husband grows
Katherine L
June 26, 2013I value my potato grower the most! We’ve invested loads of time and dedication to it .. and are eagerly awaiting our first crop!
deborah godbolt
June 26, 2013the water feature it is so calming to hear trickling water 🙂
Lucy Zelazowski
June 26, 2013I love having space to running around and thats its secure. When we first moved from our flat, we were disappointed as our garden had no gates and lead in to our neighbours gardens. But now is a safe place to play & relax
Beth
June 26, 2013I love sitting on my lovely swing seat with a good book and a nice glass of Prosecco! ;o)
Lynsey Buchanan
June 26, 2013The wooden bench which we use to relax in the sun when it is out.
Susan Ellams
June 26, 2013My greenhouse 🙂
kathleen hooper
June 26, 2013Many of my plants have been grown from cuttings out of friends gardens, so when I look at them they hold happy memories of friends past and present
Diana Cotter
June 26, 2013The space and the green of the trees all around
Hilda Hazel Wright
June 26, 2013I love being in the countryside away from it all, so living in a town my garden is the nearest I get. Its a wildlife zone in the middle of noisy chaos! I have a pond full of newts, bumble bees nesting in a birdbox and frogs in my ‘wildlife corner’. Time spent out in the garden is mostly about creating places for wildlife to be happy and safe, peering into the pond to see what I can see and being chased off by bees for getting too close!
Janine Phillips
June 26, 2013I love my garden furniture x
Frances hopkins
June 26, 2013My BBQ I cook on everyday, better than the kitchen anyday!!
Maddalena Dalton
June 26, 2013sitting on my wooden bench in the sunshine day dreaming.
esther james
June 26, 2013I love the stunning views, not so much the steep climb though!
Helen Porter
June 26, 2013i love my boys vegetable patch they love planting and watering and watching things grow x
Diane
June 26, 2013I love the peace and quiet, and knowing that it’s something that has been created by my own hands
laura banks
June 26, 2013our herb garden that took ages to grow
Chas Gilbert
June 26, 2013My blackcurrant bush – loaded with fruit this year
Ellie
June 26, 2013A place for my little girl to play in as she grows
Jill Mann
June 26, 2013I enjoy having my early morning cuppa sitting on my wooden bench and listening to the birds in the trees.
Diane Wareing
June 26, 2013I love to see the garden come to life in the spring, new flowers bloom and wildlife starts a new cycle. The summer months it’s my own little haven where I go to relax. But most of all it provides me with wonderful fruit and vegetables: perfect!
leigh
June 26, 2013My dog house, they love it 🙂
Jo welsh
June 27, 2013I love our vegi patch home grown is always better
Hele R
June 27, 2013Our garden was covered in paving slabs and concrete when we moved in. It’s recently undergone a makeover and we now how turf, flowers and a veggie patch. Most importantly, it’s safe for my little one to play in now.
Maya Russell
June 27, 2013I value the privacy, wildness and variety of plants in my garden. Helps destress me.
Hazel Rea
June 27, 2013Our blackberry bush – lots of fresh fruit and plenty for jam and the freezer for winter blackberry and apple puddings.
kim plant
June 27, 2013my flowers xx
Kay panayi
June 27, 2013I’ve just moved so having a garden for my kids is
Amazing but the built in BBQ is the best bit
Christina Curtis
June 27, 2013My greenhouse!
Suzanne Cooke
June 27, 2013My strawberry plants, I plan to make my own jam this year but I am battling the slugs!
Jayne T
June 27, 2013My veggie patch.
Ellie S
June 27, 2013My beautiful lavender bushes. In summer, they’re a magnet for busy bumble bees & moths. During the winter months, the bushes look knarled & lifeless but by late spring/early summer, they suddenly burst into life. Bumble bees are suffering a hard time and I love my precious lavender bushes because they’re such a valuable food source for the bumble bees that visit my garden.
Jane English
June 28, 2013I have a birdhouse/table that my late BIL made me, he passed away suddenly a couple of years ago, healthy fit Lancashire badminton player just three days short of his 60th birthday. No one expected it so I cherish it dearly.
raj sandhu
June 28, 2013the veg patch
Helen Dickinson
June 29, 2013The huge rose bush in our garden when it is blooming!!
Karen Barrett
June 29, 2013Depending on the season it’s a football pitch, tennis court or cricket field, however the ball is allowed nowhere near my patio or flower containers and baskets! I’m very lucky to have an enclosed garden surrounded by trees, we love sitting in the evening watching the bats do their fly by, with a glass a chilled wine, that’s me not the bats :0)
Stephanie Boulton
June 30, 2013It’s very small but I have just enough space to grow some vegetables and have a compost heap
Dawn
June 30, 2013My bench and blossom tree
Jen @mymummyspennies
June 30, 2013My children’s vegetable planters as they take so much care of them and alays make sure they are well tended.
Tracy Hanley
July 1, 2013I have a little gnome my mum bought me
Rebecca Beesley
July 1, 2013we have recently put up a little play house for my little girl and it needed some decking first to go under it – so because of all the time and effort involved, it is probably the most value. And it looks lovely. It terms of actual monetary value then it is probably our table and chairs although they are getting a few years old now.
Carolin
July 2, 2013The space my children have to play out in the fresh air.
Erin
July 2, 2013The part of my garden which I value the most is the raised vegetable beds Hubby built for me for our ‘wooden’ wedding anniversary!