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Seed envelope making is under way. A new design for this year.
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I've just been to the shops and got some little baggies and stickers so I'm all ready to start.
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Hunter CFB - Veggie and I have both swapped these in previous years, anyone out there still need some?
Gardening is an excuse not to do housework
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Don’t suppose anyone will want a few of the wonderful Galina tomatoes that Garrett supplied in last years seed exchange?
One of my favourites this year!
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I do, please FEW! 
I've got more to share than I thought. You all are good influence on me, and I have a fair bit now I wasn't very confident with saving seeds and whilst not perfect now, I'm much more brave
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I now definitely have marrowfat peas, mixed radishes (popping those all out of the pods took aaaages!), and mixed cosmos (mostly from plants with lemon yellow flowers, but they could well have crossed with white or pink flowers). I have chopped up some giant tomatillos and expect to be able to extract some seed from those this coming weekend. Still hoping for the hollyhock seed too, but it may have dropped by the time I get to it.
As an aside, the catananche from last year's swap (I can't remember who put them in) are absolutely gorgeous. Very pretty silvery buds and now beautiful purple flowers.
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(18-10-2022, 09:34 PM)Proserpina Wrote: As an aside, the catananche from last year's swap (I can't remember who put them in) are absolutely gorgeous. Very pretty silvery buds and now beautiful purple flowers. Think it was me. They're lovely I agree. There is a white version with a purple centre which looks really good too, need to get some seed for that one.
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(12-10-2022, 02:14 PM)JJB Wrote: Hunter CFB - Veggie and I have both swapped these in previous years, anyone out there still need some? Yes, incredible bean, never tasted one so sweet. The seed company I ordered some from sent me Cobra instead (nice bean but I've already got 2 packets of it!) and never replied to my e-mail (Seed Megastore is the company, I won't be ordering from them again).
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I'm growing Hunter beans I saved a couple of years ago in the GH now. All germinated. If you want any of these old beans, let me know and I'll add them to the swap.
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Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.
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(19-10-2022, 01:07 PM)toomanytommytoes Wrote: (18-10-2022, 09:34 PM)Proserpina Wrote: As an aside, the catananche from last year's swap (I can't remember who put them in) are absolutely gorgeous. Very pretty silvery buds and now beautiful purple flowers. Think it was me. They're lovely I agree. There is a white version with a purple centre which looks really good too, need to get some seed for that one. TMTT - is that Amor White? https://www.kingsseeds.com/products/flow...amor-white
According to my list  I had some of those from Nutsncones. If I can find them I'll send you some.
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