I was disappointed with your survey when I'd made it all the way to question and there was apparently a glitch which prevented me from proceeding. There were a number of gardening activities listed and they were supposed to be rated from 1–most likely, to 10–least likely.. when I finished answering, some of my responses had disappeared so I filled those in again with the same results. After the fifth try and still having my responses deleted, I gave up.

The survey question apparently wanted you to list in order most likely to least likely. Putting in underground irrigation (already there) and planting new sod (don't have any lawn at all) are both on the bottom of my list but not both could be given a 10 - least likely. So I made up some answers and moved on with my life.

Surveys are always strange and this one was stranger than some but not as bad as others. I doubt the information gleaned with this survey will be of any use to the survey takers (Jobe's) because what they really wanted us to tell them is that we love Jobe's.

Thanks for the response. I didn't let it stress me. If a survey isnt easy and quick—and this one was neither—I move on to more significant issues, like seeking out my next plant..

Good plan! I answered because of the promised 'drawing' but then I wondered what I would do with all that fertilizer. Fertilizing is not at the top of my 'must do' list. It ranks right up there with vaccuming. They would both be in 10th place. Oops! Busted the survey parameters again.

I took the survey but did not enter the drawing. I also would never do a couple of the things that one was to rank from 1-10. The last thing I want for our "lawn" is for it to be more healthy & grow faster. We just want it gone, and would never buy any grass seed or product for the "lawn." (I keep putting lawn in quotes because there is very little actual grass, and the types of grass are all exotic invasives.) Every herb I ever tried to grow besides basil & Rosemary died within weeks, so the idea of making any kind of effort toward something called an herb garden is just as bizarre to me. :+)

But anyway, it sounds like they're trying to make (& then effectively market) organic fertilizer, which sounds like a worthwhile enterprise to me.