Join Gardening Know How on their scavenger hunt for the Golden King Of Siberia Tomato! For more information on this rare heirloom tomato, click here. If you have a Golden King Tomato, photograph it and share it with us hash-tagged #GKHpichunt via Facebook, Twitter or Instagram! All photo submissions will be judged by Gardening Know How staff and one grand prize winner will be selected.
WHAT DO YOU WIN?
- The prestige of being a published photographer! Your photo (credited to you) will be featured in an upcoming article on the Gardening Know How website! How is that for some great bragging rights?!
- A $25 gift certificate to one of the following five seed retailers of your choice:Â Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company, Burpee, Johnny's Selected Seeds, Jung Seed or Seed Savers Exchange!
You have a week to complete this scavenger hunt mission! Contest starts 8 a.m. EST on Monday, November 2nd and ends 8 a.m. EST on Monday, November 9th!
- Photo submissions must be original and the submitting photographer must hold all rights to the work. Originality of photos will be verified by Gardening Know How.
- Photographers must have explicit permission from any people whose faces are recognizable in their photographs.
- Multiple photo submissions are allowed provided each photo is unique.
- Photos taken of golden king tomatoes in past years also qualify.
- Photographers retain copyright in their submitted work.
| This will be the first of several scavenger hunts. Get a head start on future scavenges by taking photos of the below fruits & vegetables and increase your odds of winning some great prizes! | |
| Quaker Pie PumpkinCountry Gentleman CornZatta MelonOxheart Carrot (Guérande Carrot) | China Red Eye Bush BeanCrapaudine BeetKajari MelonWhite Wonder Watermelon |
GOOD LUCK & HAPPY HUNTING!
UPDATE 11/10/2015: Congratulations to Tim Harper, the winner of the scavenger hunt for a Golden King of Siberia tomato!
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