Lowe’s Earth Day freebie: How to register for April 29 SpringFest giveaway of free butterfly quest kits

Gardening tips for healthy vegetablesMake sure you follow these 3 tips for a healthy vegetable garden.ProblemSolved, USA TODAYLowe’s is giving away 500,000 tree saplings on Earth Day to those who registered in advance.The free trees are part of the home improvement chain’s SpringFest event, which features free Garden-to-Go project kits that can be picked up curbside every Thursday in April from 5 to 7 p.m. local time. Depending on location, the saplings are pine and spruce varieties.Advance registration at Lowes.com is required to sign up for the final SpringFest freebie – a Lowe’s Butterfly Quest kit. At midnight EDT Thursday, registration opens for the free butterfly garden kits that will be handed out April 29.Consumers are advised to sign up early as the offer is while supplies last.Vitafusion recall: Church & Dwight recall select gummy vitamins after reports of ‘metallic mesh’COVID-19 vaccine freebies: Free Krispy Kreme donuts, Samuel Adams beer on tap with vaccine, plus laminated vaccination cards for freeSpringFest officially kicked off April 8, but registration for the first free kit launched April 1. With the first three weeks, the reservations filled up fast.In past years, Lowe’s has held a “Spring Black Friday” sale, but amid the COVID-19 pandemic, it has handled sales and events differently, said Marisa Thalberg, Lowe’s executive vice president, chief brand and marketing officer.In addition to free gardening kits, Lowe’s, whose headquarters are based in North Carolina, says it’s offering deals, demonstrating products and running a campaign called “Hometrip,” which advises on how to turn homes into “destinations.”Lowe’s posted information about planting and caring for trees on its SpringFest page at Lowes.com.Curbside activity kits: How to sign upThe “family-friendly activity kits” can be reserved on the website a week in advance, while supplies last. On Thursday , Lowe’s will hand out free tree saplings from 5 to 7 p.m. local time for people who registered April 15.The remaining kit is:April 29: “Lowe’s Butterfly Quest” helps families create a butterfly garden.National Gardening Day 2021: The best deals on garden tools, hoses, lawn mowers and moreHealth alert: USDA issues public health alert for more than 211,000 pounds of ground turkey for possible salmonella riskFollow USA TODAY reporter Kelly Tyko on Twitter: @KellyTyko


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