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    How I Made My First Million....

    Well, a tenner anyway! Just sold all my small Jack O Lanterns/Baby Bears (ten of them!) to the local shop! Snatched my hand off he did!
    Has anyone else made a profit form selling a bit of surplus?
    When the Devil gives you Cowpats - make Satanic Compost!
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    Nowadays I give my surplus to friends and neighbours but all my chillies, bell peppers and onions go to make my chilli sauces which I sell at local craft fayres. I have advance orders each year !!
    Rat

    British by birth
    Scottish by the Grace of God

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    • #3
      Never sold a thng and never will,i just give any surplus away Nothing wrong with selling stuff i just prefer to give stuff away

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        I do list some saved beans on Ebay at just 1p -(plus p&p and fees at cost) I also make a goodly conribution to our local 'Seedy-Sunday' seed swap.

        See: Seedy Sunday - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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          Must admit, Ive sold a few jars of Chutney and jam at boot sales when the store cupboard has been a bit overfull, but mostly just give it away.
          "... discipline is what the world needs today and etiquette, you know. For one of the noblest things a man can do is to do the best he can, yeah ..."

          Prince Far I (1944-1983)

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          • #6
            I'm having trouble keeping up with orders for my eggs, this year I'm also selling spuds to my egg customers. Family get 'em for now't.
            All the best - Glutton 4 Punishment
            Freelance shrub butcher and weed removal operative.

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            • #7
              I think technically we're not allowed to sell anything from our allotments but there's nothing against bartering so we swapped a big box of surplus rhubarb for £10 on the slate at our local fruit & veg shop. A great way of swapping fruit we don't eat but grow for fruit we eat but don't grow!

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