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I've just joined, only just found the site. I read the sticky about seed swaps but it's not clear. I understand that I can't ask for seeds but if someone has posted that certain seeds are available if anyone wants them, can I reply and say yes please and send them a SAE or do a straight swap? Or do I have to wait till I've been around a month and 50 posts?
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Welcome to the vine Snow.
If you start posting now by asking questions and joining in some of the discussions you will soon have posted the required amount and will be time qualified when the sowing season starts. I expect the seeds othered have already been snapped up by someone. I am sure veggiechicken be be along to explain it all later. -
Hi Snow and welcome to the vine.
Regardless of whether you swap seeds via the VSP or via a post/ thread you need to be a member for a month and have done 50 posts. (Which is surprisingly easy) This rule was decided by peeps on here and peeps do stick to it. In regards to the swap its self it tends to be common practice that you send a SAE for what you would like.
Hope that makes sense. Have fun on the vine
Last edited by Norfolkgrey; 02-11-2014, 08:32 AM.Comment
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Hello Snow and welcome to the Forum.
As Greenleaves and Norfolk Grey have said, you need to have been a member for at least a month and to have made 50 posts. Its a "swap" whether you're swapping your own seeds or by sending a stamped addressed envelope (SAE). Post numbers soon mount up if you become an active member of the Forum - look at Norfolk Grey's for example
Some people join the forum after doing a search for Free Seeds but sadly, they're sometimes attracted by the word "Free" and not by an interest in gardening. So stick around, tell us about your garden and what you like to grow etc and you'll soon qualify
For ease of reference, here's a link to the Seed Swap Rules http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...nce_76437.htmlComment
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Ok, thanks for clarifying. I've posted on the introductions thread and receivers a warm welcome, thanksComment
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Hi again Joel, there are one or two that can talk for their country, no names mentioned...........
..........so if you just fancy coming on and having a natter, feel free, you'll soon have that post count up to 50.
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thanks for asking that question Snow I will also have to start postingOriginally posted by Snow View Post
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Welcome, Snow!
(now I wouldn't normally say that but in this case...)
...bonkers about beans... and now a proud Nutter!Comment
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Oh and welcome Poppypower, too, of course!...bonkers about beans... and now a proud Nutter!Comment
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Newbie too...
Good question - I've only just discovered this site, it's just what I needand I'll try to make 50 posts so I may get some seeds next year, however 50 posts is a lotif you're not the chatty type! Mostly with forums I read only...
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Hello and welcome, Plymlynn. You don't have to be chatty - just tell us about your garden/allotment, what you grow, how you grow it. Ask a few questions, answer a few for others. The posts soon mount up - honest
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