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NATIONAL HOME GARDENING CLUB
from:Do you want to know what is the plant of the month? Do you have a photo of a plant that you think could be a contest winner? Would you like to receive a regular newsletter that gives you gardening tips and lets you know what is going on in the wide world of home gardening? If so, then the National Home Gardening Club is the club for you.
You can join the many members who are eligible for all of the benefits of the National Home Gardening Club. You can participate as an official product tester. That means you get to test and keep free gardening products. All you are obliged to do is fill out and submit an evaluation form for the product you tested.
As a member of the National Home Gardening Club you can participate in member to member communications. That means you can post information on gardening related topics on the online bulletin board, and check out what other members have posted. You can get involved in the National Home Gardening Club Chat Room. You and fellow members can share gardening photographs on the National Home Gardening Club Online Member Photo Page.
There are great contests, too, for National Home Gardening Club members. Click and Win gives you a chance to win prizes like the EarthBox Ready To Grow Kit, the Empire Riding Mower Deck Washer and Merrill’s All-Natural Compost Tea. In the Garden Giveaway Contest you can win prizes like a Poly-Tex greenhouse, a chipper shredder or a cast-aluminum settee. There is also a web quiz contest and an annual photo contest.
If you would like to try a free trial membership with National Home Gardening Club, you will receive a free issue of Gardening How-To magazine, a free gardening shears, an E-newsletter, and a free Directory of public gardens. You will also be eligible to win free gardening gear and to register to test and keep free gardening equipment. You will have full access to the club website and will be able to discuss gardening tips with other members online. You will have the opportunity to preview terrific books and videos on gardening.
In the National Home Gardening Club Library you’ll find articles on all aspects of home gardening: flowers and ornamentals; vegetables, fruits and herbs; specialty gardens; pests, weeds and diseases; and much, much more. You will want to visit the library often, because new content is added regularly.
As a member you will be informed of upcoming gardening shows and other special events. You can also learn which universities have information of special interest to home gardeners. This is indeed the club for the home gardening enthusiast.
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