Because we received such amazing feedback about the Boskke Sky Planter Clear, we hooked up with the company to do a three day giveaway to our readers. If you don’t know what a Sky Planter is, it’s a self-watering hanging planter. The pot delivers the exact amount of water to your plant. Never again worry about under or over watering. Every plant looks different as it defies gravity and grows upside down. For the next three days, we’re giving one medium size Sky Planter Clear. Hit the jump to find out how to enter.
To enter:
- Like Boskke’s Facebook page and leave a comment on what you would grow and mention Yanko Design sent you.
That’s it! At the end of each day, we’ll tally up all the valid entries and pick a winner. Enter everyday to increase your chances. Giveaway is open to the USA and Europe.
Day 1 winner: Andrew Howell
Day 2 winner: Felix Isidorsson
Day 3 winner: Lee Hyde
Sponsor: Boskke
A Jumping cholla, hung near a window to stop intruders.
I’d grow cherry tomatoes or Tulips! Plants with some great colour!
Cherry tomatoes
A spaghetti tree.
I would grow bouganvillea
I whould love to try too grow a aloe vera plant 🙂
I would definitely grow a vegetable plant like a tomato variety or snap peas. If I could grow a whole vegetable garden upside down, I think it would be amazing!
I would love to try re-potting my young Naga Bhut Jolokia chilli plant (hottest chillies in the world), or maybe a cutting thereof, in one of your sky planters.
Been lusting after one of these for a while, but my cashflow is reserved for setting up my vegetable patch for the time being. *puppy dog eyes*
Swedish ivy.
I find it unnatural.
I have an heirloom Hoya that belonged to my grandfather. I am forever either over watering or under watering. I need this.
I would like to grow a teeny cheese plant! 😀
I would like to grow a teeny cheese plant!
Basil in my kitchen bay window
I would grow a variety of herbs in our courtyard and pick daily as required.
I would probably repot my masquerade pepper or grow some sort of herb. Basil maybe.
I would grow some sort of ivy. Not sure which variety, I’d have to see what was available at the nursery. Looks like a fun way to grow! 🙂
I would grow some delicious finishes tomatoes and herbs to use in my kitchen and feed my family!
I would love to grow tomatoes and orchids, tomatoea bc too heavy when growing and tips right over, orchids the same plus the flower is beautiful.
I would grow basil in it! What an awesome planter! We grew upside down tomatoes last year – they worked pretty well. Love this!
A plant that looks like a lamp would be perfect, but I’d choose the Aloe Polyphilla.
I would grow the Thymus pulegioides in it.
Scallion&cilantro. We use them daily. 🙂
Aloe vera, Scallion&cilantro. We use them daily. 🙂
I’m baa…aaak! I would also love to try growing a cutting of my chocolate mint in the sky planter. It’s a handsome plant, with rich, dark green leaves and a fantastic smell and taste. Best of the mints in my view, delicious in coffee (just brew a cutting of chocolate mint in the coffee for a few minutes)
Great botanical lights. make me think of these as well : http://les-actualites.tumblr.com/
It’s been over a week and no word; did I really win? 🙁
I am curious to find out what blog system you happen to be utilizing?
I’m experiencing some small security issues with my latest site and I would like to find something more secure. Do you have any recommendations?
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