When I think of Ball® Canning Jars, it brings back memories of making jam, salsa, and pickles on warm summer days when the local produce is at the peak of freshness. If you’re into canning like me, I think you’ll be excited to check out the new limited edition Ball® Spring Green Heritage Collection.
Available in both Regular-Mouth pint and Wide-Mouth quart, these jars celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the “Perfection” jar, the next iteration of the Ball brothers “Perfect Mason.”
The new Heritage Collection jars feature a period-inspired green color with embossed logos on the front and back and maintain all of the modern standards for quality and reliability. BPA-free and 100% made in America, the Ball® Heritage Collection Spring Green Jars are the perfect addition to a canner’s collection!
Jarden Home Brands would like to give one of my readers a set of 6 Ball® Heritage Collection Pint Jars and a box of green Ball® Designer Series Lids With Bands!
Aren’t they nice?!
They’re perfect for canning, crafting and gifts!
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Tammy H says
I would make some tomato sauce
Deborah Saunders says
just learning how to can this fall (after trying my hand at gardening). these are beautiful
berta says
I do a lot of home canning so I would make smiles!! This green is my favorite color!
Christy mullins says
I would make my step fathers recipe for pickles. They are awesome
Ashlee @ Ash's Right Direction says
I would try those drink glasses. I love Mason jars - I had the blue ones for the center pieces at my wedding.
Maria Solis says
I would make hot sauce.
Heather Hayes Panjon says
I Would Use Them To Decorate, Fresh Flowers, Candles.
Priscilla Trumpower says
Id love to have these…could use them to make PERFECT St Patty Days gifts :)
Monika says
Wooo green!
Ashley says
I would make pepper jelly.
Dawn Spickard says
I would make mason jar salads!
Ann says
i would make applesauce and blackberry jam
Louie Lynn Wirth says
I would use half to make mason jar tumblers and apple butter in the other half. These jars are so cute!
Tracy Richard says
These are so cute! These would be perfect for any canning, but my homemade apple cider vinegar would look so cute in these!
Kristyn says
Relish!
Misty Smith says
I would use them to make jelly.
Joan says
I love to can but hardly have the time anymore. I think I would use these for drinking as we love doing that and green is my favorite color. But should I get a chance to can maybe some pickles would look nice in these jars.
Cheryl Free says
I would can apple products from our tree: butter, jam, sauce.
Terri C says
I have a special pickle recipe that would be beautiful in these! But I’d probably have to use a couple to put something in to sit on my counter so I could enjoy them.
Rivki Locker says
Lovely vases or candy jars
Robyn says
I would love these to make layered salads in a jar for work!
Patricia Wojnar Crowley says
I would can some green beans from our garden!
lizet q says
I love storing in mu dried pastas
pamela says
These green ball jars are us beautiful as this site ! they bith make me smile .
pamela says
these ball jars are as beautiful as this site! both make me smile
mrsshukra says
Lots of pesto!
Christina Tong says
I would like to make pickles and jam. these green jars are beautiful.
MelodyJ says
I would store pens.
Brenda says
Pickles!…love this green…
Tracy @ Cotton Pickin Cute says
Jane I would make a St. Pattys arrangement , then a spring arrangement. Then I’d probably use them as pretty office supply containers for my desk. They’re just so pretty. Thanks for a chance to win them!
Virginia Rowell says
The I Love You To Pieces jar is really cute. But with the jars being green, I think I would use them at Christmas and make the M&M poem jar.
Robin Goudy says
Pickles would look so pretty in these jars!
Jeannette T. says
FOR DECORATING OR FOR MY CRAFT SUPPLIES….. I DO CAN, BUT I’D RATHER LOOK AT THEM EVERYDAY, THAN PUT THEM IN THE PANTRY.
Charlotte Moore says
I would probably just use then to store things in. I have really gotten into using jars for brown sugar, grits, anything really.
debbie says
I would make preserved lemons.
Joy Q says
I would make pickles & jams
Sarah W. says
I would use them for gifts, or put fresh-cut flowers in them. Maybe even try to make some jams!
pamela love says
I would use them for bread and butter pickles. They are such a pretty color.
Emily says
I would make orange marmalade!
jasmine says
Drink out of them.
Heather B says
I would use them for homemade apple jam.
Rebecca Avery says
I have lids that make jars into sealed drinking cups so my kids would want that. I would make extracts in them because they are tinted
Laura says
I would use them to make apple butter for Christmas gifts.
Risa Golding says
I would use them for storage, decorating and for my homemade chile pastes.
Jennifer Michaels says
Pickles and for decorating!
Kris I. says
I would can some tomato sauce!
Jeffrey says
Pickles & Peppers would look awesome in these!
Jessica w says
we would just use them as drinking glasses or use them to give christmas gifts later this year.
Tanya Durant says
I would make mason jar salads for my husbands lunch!
Sandra G says
I would make apple butter and try my hand at salsa!!!
Sharon O. says
I would give these to my son’s girlfriend, who would make peach jam from the peach trees in their back yard (and hopefully share some with me!). Last year I gave her a case of the blue jars and hope to continue the collection with each new color that Ball releases. Thank you!
Audrey says
I’d make spicy salsa!
kim @ DESIGN + LIFE + KIDS says
I would either make my mother’s Korean pickles or almond butter!
Tiffiny Duke says
Granola!
Amy Honious says
WE grow 3 types of grapes and every year I make my famous Mixed Grape Jelly, so I would definitely put these jars to good use! Thanks for such a very nice and extremely useful giveaway!
Lily Sheng says
I’ll mostly use these jars for baking. Just learned a tip that you can prop half a grapefruit on a Mason Jar lid to make broiled grapefruit!
Robyn B says
I would use them to grow herbs in and put them in my kitchen window over the sink. Since that window faces east, the glow of the sun rays through the Spring Green glass would be gorgeous!
Sonya Morris says
These are so pretty that I am sure my family would want to drink from them.
Vunda V says
we would use then to can our garden veggies
Eva@Whole Food Mom on a Budget says
I would make strawberry chia jam!
tara pittman says
I would can some peaches for my oatmeal
Kay Little says
I would use them for blog props and serving pieces!
Kelly D says
I would jar soups.
Carri Cherry-Johnson says
I want to pickle veggies (for my first time) this spring/summer… that’s my first goal!
natalie says
How pretty! I’d love to win!! Thank you!
Sherry says
I can think of a bunch of gifts I would love to make with them!
Andrea W. says
Salsa!
Teresa Salerno says
I would use them for my jelly
april yedinak says
I would make dill pickles.
Gloria McKellar says
I would can some tomatoes!
Jean Whitaker says
I want to try making my own spaghetti sauce and canning it
Kristie says
I can a lot through the summer and fall. These would be great! :-)
Kristi says
SO many things!! My kids would probably steal them for crafts, though… ;)
Jackie Tessnair says
Tomato sauce,pickles,and also would use for candies and flowers.Lots and lots of ideas.
Nicole Clawson says
I pickle everything so these would be great. I’ve seen people do candles in jars too. That’d be neat to learn
mrsshukra says
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Patty says
I would use these jars for canning. Probably a relish or green beans.
Heidi says
These would be perfect for my friends wedding decorations theme. Entering for her. :)
Gloria Bradt says
Use them to make patio lights
Anna E. says
We would use these to can Beets from our garden!
Blanche says
These are nice, million things to do with them besides canning. Glass jars make great storage for dry items like flour,sugar, raisins etc. Would love these.
Katie B. says
I would love to learn to can!
susan lloyd says
I would love to win. thanks
Dorothy Teel says
I would use these jars for my 3 bean salad and store in refrigerator that way I will see them a lot.
Rust says
Herb planters for my kitchen.
Vivid says
I would like to make a spell jar for a special someone with these jars!
Susan H. says
I would make some pepper relish. Or decorate with these. Love the color. Thanks. I got the blue jars last year.
Vera K says
I would make some beach plum jelly.
Connie Lee says
I would put pickles in mine.
Alisha Hodges says
I would learn from my mom how to can pickles, okra, etc., because it’s something I’ve wanted to learn for a long time, but I’ve yet to collect the materials to do so. These jars would be a great start, and they’re quite lovely as well as being handy.
Misti says
Oh so pretty! Love the green. I would love to store some special foods in the green ones. Hard to decide which. Might have to make them the carry alongs.
Linda @ Linda's Lunacy says
I think these green jars would be gorgeous with dry good stored in them. I would also use them for my regular canning, also.
Lisa says
Can tomatoes or salsa. Love the green!
Val says
I would totally put our awesome homemade pickles in these!
Lisa says
Pickles, peaches, spaghetti sauce, or as a vase, my goodness I could think of tons of uses!
Debbie Pennington says
My blue ribbon hot chow chow
Aimee W says
Hubby says I make a great salsa! :)
katie says
I would can some green beans
Renee H says
I would make fermented ketchup or kombucha.
Debbie Jackson says
I would use it for cookie mixes in a jar.
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Mer says
These are so pretty! I’d keep out a jar or two to make salads to take for lunch, as a bit of spring green would definitely brighten the work day. As for canning, these do deserve something special…maybe pickles!
Stephanie says
I would decorate with these. I have a lot of clear ones for canning, but this color is gorgeous and I would want to put them out in the house to enjoy them, and not stick them in the pantry!
Karen D says
I’d use them for canning and storage
Jessica @ OrganicallYou says
I will make salads and smoothies in these beauties! OH and perhaps some overnight oats & chia jam :)
Linda K. says
I would use these for storage and decorating.
Carrie says
I would make bread & butter pickles
Candace says
I would do salsa..I am hoping my peppers do well this year!
Tara Liebing says
I would make my delicious Jalapeno Jelly.
Lauren Becker says
these are so cute. I love using jars for gifts or to drink out of!
Megan says
I like the tumbler idea you showed here and I would also use them as decorations
Lauren Watson says
I am loving these green mason jars. I would use them in my craft projects, maybe use a few as flower vases!
Wendy says
I would put up tomatoes or homemade pasta sauce. We use both frequently.
Kristin Colburn says
I have not canned anything yet, but planning my garden now and want to can some salsa and green beans this year! Green beans would look beautiful canned in these jars!
Thank you fo offering the chance for one of us to win a set of these!
Good luck everyone!
Betsy Barnes says
I like using these for iced tea, they would be great for salads to make for the week, especially when the farmers market opens. :)
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Marija says
Pickles, of course!
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Amy Borden says
I would use these beautiful jars as a piece of art to cure my Spring Fever-filled with flowers, salads, chicken noodle soup,layered desserts and then drinks! The jars would be great for my Grandson’s 1st Birthday on St. Patrick’s Day!
Ginger Urban says
I would love drinking my Iced Tea in these Ball Jars :)
Katie says
These look beautiful! Great give-away!
Kimberly Schotz says
I would make Apple Sauce
John Hutchens says
I would use them for decoorating the house, fresh flowers in some and for homemade candles
Stephanie O (The Simplified Home) says
I would use them for salads for lunch, pasta salad and veggies. My uubhy would make salsa or spaghetti sauce.
Deborah Rosen says
I’d make kosher dill spears for these beauties!
Lisa says
mmmmm, I would make homemade strawberry jam… need I say more?
Rachel G says
I would can vegetables I harvest from my garden this summer.
Terri S. says
I would make strawberry jam. It’s hubby’s favorite!
Susan Smith says
Perfect for fresh from my summer garden canning!
Kallee says
Strawberry Jam!
Kathy Detweiler says
I’d make my Jalapeno Jelly or my Cinnamon Pickles. These jars are so pretty!
Sherry W. says
I have been saving a lot of soup bones in the freezer to make some homemade broth. I never thought to store broth in canning jars but I have seen it on several blogs….genius!!
Danielle says
I would make salsa in these beautiful jars!
Kari@SourdoughNative says
Pickled peppers to showcase that beautiful green glass!
Monique Nagel says
I would make some corn salad and can it!
Kelly says
Love the green color and they will be perfect as now that we are receiving Plant City Strawberries in our area, I have just learned to make strawberry jam and I will need more for when my sister comes down and we move on to making blackberry and blueberry jam.
Misha Estrada says
I would can fruit.
Libby Leatherwood says
There are so many things, but to begin with Strawberry Jam.
Laura Reynolds says
I would soooooo make oodles of spaghetti sauce! You can never have enough!!!
Angie Mayo says
I would pickle beets….and make barbeque sauce!
Tarena McDougal says
I would love to use these to make chili sauce for my family.They are such pretty jars!
Jessica says
I would use them to make/store baby food and applesauce.
Carmen says
These would make great gifts to giveaway our homemade apple cider or apple sauce
Amanda says
Salad jars!
Lisa Jensen says
Jar salads!!
Deb Harris says
I’ve only made jams so far but this year I’d like to learn to make pickles.