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Cool - I also now have Hurst Green Shaft harvested 5 mins ago.
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- 16-07-2011, 07:17 AM #47
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Tried the Triple Treat peas yesterday - yum, yum, so will save them (promise not to eat too many of them
) and I'm humming and hawing between the Crown Pea (not the most prolific of croppers but tasty) and a red Camelia bean.
I've just re read the thread I'll save the Triple Treat and the Crown Pea. Last night I was trying to rearrange my growing plan for next year and thought I've only got 6 peas and 1 mange tout type to grow (Mr Frosty and I love peas) but now after re reading the thread I realise I'll have plenty of peas - so THANK YOU.Last edited by FROSTYFRECKLE; 16-07-2011 at 07:27 AM. Reason: Re reading thread
- 23-07-2011, 11:50 AM #48
I'm afraid i have to bow out of the swap as well. i am giving up my allotment and wont have enough to swap.
hope it all goes well.
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And Victorian Purple Podded Pea - sneezed the whole way through harvesting the little blighters.....
KiwiRach - bummocks
Last edited by zazen999; 24-07-2011 at 07:50 PM.
My blog [as tweeted by Alys Fowler] - http://linearlegume.blogspot.com/
Grö project - http://www.grogarden.org.uk/
“I think that gardeners buy peat because of brain conditioning rather than soil conditioning." Geoff Hamilton
*Please do not offer me seeds as a refusal often offends*
- 27-07-2011, 02:25 PM #50
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I don't think there will be 10 seeds each of the Crown Pea not the most prolific of croppers but the flowers are pretty
Plenty of Triple Treat. All now harvested.
Edit - Yes there are plenty Crown Peas. All now dried, will bag up next week (week beg. 5th Sep)Last edited by FROSTYFRECKLE; 04-09-2011 at 10:18 AM.
- 03-09-2011, 10:12 PM #51
OK, I've now got Moonlight runner bean & black turtle bean (DFB) to share out
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Mine are still hanging there drying out... They were sooo late getting going. The pods are all still green, so it'll be a little while yet!
Sarah
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- 24-09-2011, 08:34 AM #53
I've got plenty of Cherokee this year, so can I add that one too
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All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.
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No rush - I've got plenty too - still some on the plants [must get those today].
My blog [as tweeted by Alys Fowler] - http://linearlegume.blogspot.com/
Grö project - http://www.grogarden.org.uk/
“I think that gardeners buy peat because of brain conditioning rather than soil conditioning." Geoff Hamilton
*Please do not offer me seeds as a refusal often offends*
- 24-09-2011, 10:00 AM #55
Sorry to ask due to unfortunate reasons (Kiwirach pulling out
) but do you have any room for me?
I have loads of Serbian beans and some bunyards (I think) broadies drying in my garage..although I dont know if they're heritage ones, but both have been very tasty and prolific.
No worries if not though
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Course. Will add you.
My blog [as tweeted by Alys Fowler] - http://linearlegume.blogspot.com/
Grö project - http://www.grogarden.org.uk/
“I think that gardeners buy peat because of brain conditioning rather than soil conditioning." Geoff Hamilton
*Please do not offer me seeds as a refusal often offends*
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Finally, I've just taken all the 'Telephone' pea pods off for the last bit of drying out... There's not a huge amount, but should be enough to get everyone going.
I also have a few 'Oskar' to share if anyone's interested? They a very early variety from Real Seeds, short, and supposed to finish just about the time the maincrop peas start cropping. Again, there won't be many, but enough to save from.Sarah
http://www.hypermobility.org http://www.wixypixies.blogspot.co.uk/
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- 26-09-2011, 08:22 PM #58
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shyly am putting my newbie head round the corner of this hardcore seed swap to say...I know I'm not eligible to join but am a bean obsessive and would love your expert recommendations. am a fan of meraviglia de venise (yellow, flat, SoI), cosse violette, borlotti and some speckled 'prawn-shaped' according to SoI crescent beans which I'm trying out for the first time this year...but often eye the varieties on e.g. Heritage SL and wonder which are good 'uns...any advice? Thank you and apologies if this is not the right place to ask...BR
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Where to start. I'll pop some to you
My blog [as tweeted by Alys Fowler] - http://linearlegume.blogspot.com/
Grö project - http://www.grogarden.org.uk/
“I think that gardeners buy peat because of brain conditioning rather than soil conditioning." Geoff Hamilton
*Please do not offer me seeds as a refusal often offends*
- 03-10-2011, 09:28 PM #60
Ok, I've got CFB 'Blue and White' to add and CFB 'Trionfo Violetto' is almost finished drying.
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