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Homegrown Collective Review – February 2013 + Coupon + Giveaway!

Liz Cadman
ByLiz CadmanMar 19, 2013 | 56 comments

Homegrown Collective Review - February 2013 + Coupon + Giveaway!

This month's Homegrown Collective theme is "How Sweet It Is" - a box inspired by honey and honey bees!  P.S. There's an awesome giveaway at the end of this post!

Homegrown Collective Review - February 2013 + Coupon + Giveaway!

The Box: The Homegrown Collective

The Cost: $39 a month plus $9 shipping (Free shipping and free month with annual subscription)

The Products: Green products and projects that allow you to be more self-sufficient.

Homegrown Collective Review - February 2013 + Coupon + Giveaway!

Harry's Wild Flower Honey Pure-Raw & Natural with Honey Dipper - Value $10.99

Homegrown Collective always includes information on every item, why it was selected, it's benefits, and recipe ideas and tips. This time they included info on the 6 Benefits of Honey. I didn't know you could use honey to treat cuts, burns or scrapes - apparently it acts as an antibiotic ointment!

Homegrown Collective Review - February 2013 + Coupon + Giveaway!

Sweet Almond Oil

Essential Citrus Oil 

Harry's All Natural Beeswax - Value $7.99

Homegrown Collective Review - February 2013 + Coupon + Giveaway!

Salve & Lip Balm Tins (these are empty for you to make your own lip balm).

Organic Shea Butter

This box also included instructions on how to make your own beeswax lip balm! You combine the grated beeswax, essential oil, and shea butter. I haven't made this yet, but I can tell you that all the ingredients smell amazing!

Homegrown Collective Review - February 2013 + Coupon + Giveaway!

Organic Dried Rose Hips

Harry's Local Bee Pollen - Value $12.99

Ball Pint Jar

Thanks to the Homegrown Collective I'm building quite an impressive glass jar and bottle collection! Also, I didn't even know you could eat Bee Pollen (I learn something new every month thanks to this box) but not only can you eat it - it has more protein than pretty much any other food!

From the Homegrown Collective:

Bee Pollen contains much more protein per opunce than any other natural food. It is considered one of nature's most nourishing foods. It caontains nearly all nutrients required by humans. It aids in digestion. Bee pollen is also believed to reduce stress and ti increase stamina and alertness.

Got allergies? Bee pollen has long been known as a natural remedy. Simply eat a few granules each day to build up a tolerance, increasing the amount over time.

Harry, however, recommends bee pollen for more energy. He says that ounce for ounce, bee pollen is higher in protein than meat. He suggests customers undertake the following test: Consume a teaspoon a day for seven days and see whether your energy level isn’t completely transformed.

Ok, now on to the giveaway! One lucky reader will win the upcoming March Homegrown Collective box. (I will contact the winner via email so please use an email you check frequently).

 

 

a Rafflecopter giveaway

 

 

Liz Cadman
Liz Cadman
Liz is the founder of My Subscription Addiction. She's been hooked on subscription boxes since 2011 thanks to Birchbox, and she now subscribes to over 100 boxes. Her favorites include POPSUGAR Must Have, FabFitFun, and any box that features natural beauty products!

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56 comments

diana

the honey box is perfect. we eat honey on everything here at our house.
i also buy local beeswax to make my own candles!
the feb box is perfect!

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domestic diva

The honey and mushroom sets both look great.

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Mackenzie

I love the cure-all box or this month’s box!

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Zamantha

Ohh, I love the home-y feel to it! I just might have to try this subscription box out! 🙂

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Jillian

Love the mushroom kits! I’ve always wanted to try that.

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Risa B.

The lip balm making supplies look so fun to try, I might even let my girls help me make them. This box looks awesome!

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Taylor

I am always on the look out for natural remedies for my horrid allergies. I would love to see how bee pollen could help. Raw honey has been my favorite facial cleanser and eczema soother for quite a while. LONG LIVE THE HONEY BEE!!!

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Mary Kate Corbyons

I would LOVE to make my own lipgloss!

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Stephanie

I love anything honey- great box!!

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Molly Plummer

I would LOVE to try the “make your own cheese kit” form the December box! It would have been great to have the natural cough syrup last month! – Xoxo MP

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Chandra R.

That’s a tough one! I really like the lipbalm kit in this one. I love lip balm but so many have too many ingredients! I also think the grow your own mushrooms kit fromthe November box is freakin AWESOME!

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Helene

Hello! I love your blog. I’ve subscribed to a few of them because of your blog.

This box is definitely up my alley as I’ve made my own infused Lavender body oil and am contemplating getting bees so I can use the honey, beeswax for making more household things.

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Jocelyn Dunlop

Ahhh, I would love to make my own lip balm!

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Blaire

I really like the idea of making my own lip balm or salve, I have a lavender plant that would make a great addition to any recipe!

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Ericka

I love this box! I am wishing I had signed up for this box!

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Jill

The cheese making kit!

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Shauna

Oh wow I love it!

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Joseph

I would love the home remedies! And dying to know how that bee pollen tastes. Do you just eat it straight or can you mix it into a smoothie..?

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caroline

would love to make my own lip balm since i use sooo much of it!

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rachel

The cheesemaking kit…I know someone who’s doing it on their own!

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Melanie

I love how these are a nice mix of create your own and stuff you can use. Honey is an excellent choice for a theme!

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Cathy@Five Boys

I would like to try making the lip balm!

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KT

I like the medicinal herd garden project, using seeds from the January box. I try to avoid prescriptions as much as possible, so this would be a great fit with my lifestyle.

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Ashley

I like this box the best out of the past boxes on the website. Making my own beeswax lip balm interests me the most. Thanks for the giveaway!

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Chelsea H.

I like the “grow your own herbs” one. Some of the other stuff looks cool, but I always find myself needing fresh herbs for recipes and am reluctant to spend so much in the store for them.

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