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  • Fresh Sweet William seeds for SAE in London

    I have just collected a large amount of seeds from a Sweet William called Indian Carpet, it is a dwarf variety but I'm not sure if it will come true. I have enough for 1/2 a teaspoon of seed for about 12 people
    Butterflies love it.

    Or I'll swap for
    Runner bean
    Climbing Pea (Not Alderman)
    Scorzerona
    Pak Choi
    Last edited by Bordigles; 09-07-2009, 10:07 AM. Reason: Thought of something else to say

  • #2
    Yes please! I can send you tall or dwarf runner beans.

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    • #3
      Hello there, yes please, I would love some.
      I have not got anything to swap, but will of course send you SAE

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Polly Fouracre View Post
        Yes please! I can send you tall or dwarf runner beans.
        Originally posted by vikinglady View Post
        Hello there, yes please, I would love some.
        I have not got anything to swap, but will of course send you SAE
        PMs sent to you both

        Best

        Andy

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        • #5
          BUMP!

          Still a few portions left.

          Andy

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          • #6
            Hi, I have some runner bean seeds I can swap for some sweet Rocket.

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            • #7
              Hi if you have any sweet william left I would love to have some, have some red hot poker seeds if they are of any use to you.
              Will of course send an sae.
              thanks
              Alan

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              • #8
                I have some purple podded heritage peas (mine are around 6 foot high now)which can be eaten as mangetout (though we thought they were a bit tough) or left to fatten and enjoy as peas. I also have some nice red flowered sugar peas. Would love some sweet william if you have any left.
                Happy Gardening,
                Shirley

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