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  1. 02-04-2009, 06:39 PM #1
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    Thanks for a great magazine. Looking forward to growing my "green bush" courgettes. Good luck to Lucy, the new editor.
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    Got my May issue today as well, dont think I will be paying over £4 for a Peanut bush.

    Also good luck to new Editor Lucy, I thought i recognised her from somewhere.

    Will she pop in here i wonder.??!!
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    Wahoo!!! Subscribed before Christmas and finally received my first issue, May edition. Better late than never.
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    No seeds in my May issue, where can i get some from please?
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