After a long winter – especially if you live with kids – everyone in your household is likely to be ready to go outside. And if your family came into the garden at home last spring, you might be looking for new projects. Indeed, according to a survey conducted by Cinch Home Services54% of homeowners said they would be making improvements to their property in 2021, 35% of them in their backyard.
This spring, DIY chain Lowe’s would like to take advantage of our interest in spending more time outdoors. “Spring just feels so metaphorical this year. That sort of thing comes literally and figuratively from our winter, ”said Marisa Thalberg, Executive Vice President, Chief Brand and Marketing Officer for Lowe an interview with USA TODAY. “We are already seeing that interest is growing very quickly as the weather is getting warmer in different parts of the country.”
To attract new and existing customers to the store (or at least to the roadside), Lowe’s is giving away a different garden set every week in April. Here’s how to get one (or four).
How do I get a garden set?
This giveaway requires a little preparation – that’s why we’re telling you about it now. You can’t just curl up in a Lowe’s and grab a free garden kit. first you have to register for one. Registration for Kit of the Week (via Lowes.com) begins one week before each giveaway. So the first kit will be available from April 8th and you can register for one from April 1st.
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Here is the weekly schedule for what is to be won in April::
- April 8th: Recipes from cook and food stylist Amanda Frederickson
- April 15th: “Mystery Garden Piñata” with mysterious packets of seeds
- April 22: Free tree saplings for Earth Day
- April 29th: Supplies for creating a butterfly garden
This is one of those situations when supplies run out. So if you have your eye on any (or all) of these freebies, you should probably register early. The good news is you don’t even have to go in to get yours: the free Garden-to-Go kits can be picked up on the side of the road.
