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Competitions
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To enter our
FREE Competition for quality gardening
products simply fill in your details below now and click
submit
This month we are also giving away
one of our super Jam Making Bundles - which
includes all the essential equipment required for perfect jam
making – a tough and durable stainless steel 9 litre
maslin pan, a flat edged scraper spoon, a thermometer, a stainless
steel jam funnel and 6 x 1lb preserving jars with twist off
lids, plus a sealing and labelling kit as well.
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Draw open to UK residents only
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Draw to take place
on Monday 6th September 2010
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Only Entries with full details will be
submitted into draw
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We may add your details to our mailing
lists.
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Competition not open to Harrod employees or
representatives.
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Entries are randomly drawn and the judges
decision is final.
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Be fair and enter only once, entries are
manually checked and duplicates removed.
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Our
Competition Prize
for August
for one
lucky winner
is this super
Jam
Making Bundle
worth £59.70
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July's Competition Winner
of a 3 Tier Stepped Pot
Stand
was Mr Manville of North Humberside
June's Competition Winner
of a Growbag Trough and Frame
was Mrs Collins of Avon
May's Competition Winner
of a Growbag Trough
and Frame
was Mr Hindley of Lancashire
April's Competition Winner
of a set of two Willow
Obelisks
was Mr Tucker of
Cambridgeshire
March's Competition Winner
of
an EarthBox® maintenance-free
growing
system was Mrs
Battle of Lincolnshire
February's Competition Winners
of two sets of three
Potato Planters and
15 Organic Seed Potatoes
were Mr Yates of
Lancashire
and Ms Wickins
of Cleveland
January's Competition Winners
of two sets
of three Potato Planters and
15 Organic Seed Potatoes
were Ms Dempsey of Hampshire
and Mrs Bruce of Surrey
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