Have you been enjoying your time in the garden this year? You weren’t using any pesticides or herbicides, were you?
If not, David Suzuki wants to take a peek at how things are growing this year! Take a photo/write a story about your garden for you chance to win any number of prizes from this years David Suzuki Digs My Garden program.
I could care less about the prizes — I just want a visit from the David Gnome.
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that little suzuki gnome is kinda creepy…
I actually did put pesticides on my lawn this year.
:o!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Is what David Suzuki would most likely say.
I want the Suzuki gnome for my garden!
Interesting article, i have bookmarked your site for future referrence 🙂
Hello,
Last year, you posting our David Suzuki Digs My Garden 100% Pesticide-Free Garden Contest—Thanks!.
This year, we have an cool new twist! Would you consider letting your readers know again this year?
Check it out at http://www.davidsuzuki.org/gardencontest.
You don’t have to be a master gardener to play a starring role in this year’s David Suzuki Digs My Garden contest. You just have to be a passionate storyteller who believes pesticide-free growing is the way of the future.
We’re looking for someone to follow you this summer in video, pictures and print – from soil prep and composting, through seeding and weeding, to reaping the harvest. For inspiration, we’re sending those selected a hand-painted David Suzuki garden gnome.
Thanks!
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