Seed Stash Sunday


Our Allotment & Garden Society gets 45% off seeds from DT Brown. I put my order in last December and it was time to collect my booty at the Lordsmead site this morning. Let the sowing commence!

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  1. Full speed ahead girl !!!!
    I'll be months behind anything like that yet ... BIG sigh !

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  2. Hey VP,
    I really have no idea what you have ordered...but thats why I like blogging, I always learn something new.

    Thanks for commenting on my ABC's You were asking me "why not a a Heiniken Glass?" well I do not drink Heineken beer but White beer such as "wiekse witte" I'll show that glass some time...OK?

    Have a nice day:0)
    Greetings from Dutch JoAnn

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  3. You lucky thing, I often buy seeds from DT Brown, at full price! x

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  4. I'm thinking about starting some seeds indoors soon! YAY!

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  5. I've heard of garden groups getting together to buy seeds at a discount, sounds good. I have found there are so many free seeds, and giveaways through my veggie gardening magazines that I rarely have to buy seeds!

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  6. Joy - perhaps you need to get yourself a little greenhouse or conservatory?

    Joann - that sounds like a deal - see you later...

    Louise - that's a shame. Is there anyone you could do a seed swap with - or use Matron's suggestion below?

    YEGTG - glad you're getting going with the growing!

    Matron - same here, that's why there's not a lot of seeds on the list! Nice to see you on here again - how's your supermarketless Lent going?

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