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23-01-2008, 10:55 AM
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Larger "grower" packs
If you want to grow a lot of any specific veg and find that a standard packet is too small try one of the seed houses that are more biased towards the commercial or smallholding sector.
I have just had my delivery from Moles Seeds and the sweetcorn (F1 Swift) came in a 100g packet which equates to about 8 standard packets but at the cost of £4.55 which is less than the cost of two standard packs. These seed houses are also much, much cheaper for things such as asparagus crowns and strawberry plants than the usual suspects.
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23-01-2008, 10:59 AM
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Thanks for the link PW, don't know if I will ever need huge quantities of seed but sometimes it seems to be a right rip-off buying seed packets.
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