The Woolworths Discovery Garden Collection Version 2 has started and my kids can’t wait to get their hands dirty and start planting our mini veggie and flower garden.

Ah, who am I kidding? The kids don’t really care much and last time lost interest after our seedlings all got upturned and destroyed in the wind. But I’m excited to start collecting and can’t wait to bring some colour to our dusty yard.

I’m all about maximising each buck and I’m happy to share that the popular Woolies collectable hack that we shared during the Disney+ Ooshies collection works with the Discovery Garden too.

It All Starts With $30

The Discovery Garden Hack all starts with a minimum transaction spend in-store or online of $30 and for that shop, you are eligible to earn one Discovery Garden seedling set, which comes with a cardboard info sleeve and label; a seed mat made from dissolvable paper; a wood pulp pot, the actual seeds and the ‘soil’ pellet made from coconut husk.

How The Discovery Garden Hack Works

BUT throw in a couple of the participating brands and you can earn so much more for the minimum spend. I put together an online shop that totalled $30.15 and I earned 14 (!!!) seedling kits. That’s a massive 13 bonus seeding kits. It all makes my green fingers tingle with excitement!

Big List Of Brands

This time around, there is a substantial list of participating brands to pick from so you can be strategic and shop around and find the cheapest combination of products to score your bonus seeds. The process is even easier online and you can sort each brand from lowest price and pick the most economical items that will maximise your Discovery Garden haul.

The Catch

So what’s the catch? Well, there isn’t one really. But you can only get up to THREE bonus seedling kits per participating brand per transaction. But because there are so many participating brands to choose from, this is really not a problem.

There is a total of 24 Participating Brands plus 34 specified Macro products so you can really score big. You may have to pick up a handful of products that you may not really need but that’s a small sacrifice to add some greenery to your life.

What I Bought To Get 14 Seedling Kits

I have included details of all the items that I added to my cart to make up the $30 minimum spend. As you will notice I took advantage of all the specials on offer at the time but those will obviously change over the weeks. I’m pretty sure that with some strategic playing around, you could earn even more than 14 kits for a $30 spend.

All The Participating Brands

The full list of the participating brands are below:

• BelVita
• Bonds
• Energizer
• Nescafe
• Wonder White
• Vegemite
• Capilano
• D’Orsogna
• Whole Earth
• Jordans
• Cenovis
• Sabco
• Yates
• Fairy
• Curash
• Dynamo
• Pampas
• Glen 20
• Garnier
• Yumi’s
• Nice & Natural
• Flora
• Colgate
• Macro Chicken, Chips & Tofu

More Merch

Woolworths also has a range of Discovery Garden merchandise that shoppers can buy to enhance their collection.

Additional Items include:

• Collector Tray, $4 (five per customer)
• Children’s Gardening Apron or Bucket Hat (one size), $8 each
• Bee, Butterfly or Ladybug Plush Toys, $5 each
• Children’s 2-Pack Garden Tools with Gardening Gloves (assorted colours), $5 each.

We’re also expecting there may be even more ways to earn bonus seedling kits along the way. Last year Woolworths offered a Bonus Seedling Kit … When you buy 10 fresh fruit & veg items in a $30 shop online, so we’ll be watching out for this too.

The seed packs on offer are:

Herbs

1. Chives
2. Cornflower
3. Lemon Balm
4. Oregano
5. Red Basil
6. Sage
7. Thyme

Flowers

8. Aster
9. Dianthus
10. Lavender
11. Pansy
12. Phacellla
13. Phlox
14. Poppy
15. Salvia
16. Swan River Daisy
17. Zinnia

Vegetables

18. Bunching Onion
19. Cabbage
20. Carrot
21. Cherry Tomato
22. Lettuce
23. Silverbeet
34. Spinach

Woolworths Discovery Garden runs from Wednesday 10 February 2021 until Tuesday 16 March 2021 or while stocks last.

Have you yet started your Discovery Garden Collection yet? Will you use the Discovery Garden hack to score bonus seed kits? Tell us in the comments below.