Landscapes around here are beginning to look somewhat bleak. There are fewer and fewer plants in bloom. It never hurts to join in a NARR, especially when the prizes are all worthwhile and good! The "HEFT" caught my attention right away since it seems to save the back muscles. Click on the HEFT link above to see the videos. If I don't win I'm still thinking of buying one!

I'm in! All of those prizes are amazing! We're lucky to have the support of such generous vendors. Good luck to everyone!

Karen, you are so right.
I was so excited to look through the Perennial Obsession website. I kept saying "Look at that one, no.. that one!" So many pretties.

I agree! I was just browsing their site too. There are so many temptations!

I'm in.

I'm in. Even if I can't use the prize I might win, it is an opportunity to donate it to some one.

I'm in. I really enjoy the sheer fun of the Raffle. Thanks Dave!

I'm in-first time I enter!

Nine's in!

Can anyone give a report on the heft?

Here is a review from our YT channel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Several members who have either won or bought a Heft have posted good reviews about it. Maybe you good do a search to find the posts.

I'm in!

I'm going to give it a whirl too. First timer

I'm in. My first NARR and wow! I need to learn more about earning these acorns .(to buy more NARR tickets, lol). Good luck to everyone

I'm in for my 2nd my try.
It's hard to come up with good photos this late in the season, but I managed to scrape up a few more acorns.

Last raffle of the year so I had to buy a few tickets!

I'm in.

@DraDiana, the photos for the database don't have to be from your yard. You can take photos at botanical gardens or your favorite plant nursery, actually anywhere will do if you see a nice plant or landscape. Good luck!

plantmanager said: @DraDiana, the photos for the database don't have to be from your yard. You can take photos at botanical gardens or your favorite plant nursery, actually anywhere will do if you see a nice plant or landscape. Good luck!

Thank you, Karen.
I've noticed others doing that. In my rural area, the nurseries are closed (seasonal), and the nearest botanical gardens are 3 hours away. There's and endless supply of wild and native plants, but identifying them can be tricky. ( For example, I thought I was safe posting our native Hardy Hibiscus, but the Missouri Department of Conservation had an out-dated name on their website. Fortunately, an extremely knowledgeable forum member enlightened me.) My 5 tickets will have to do this time...