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  • #76
    Originally posted by planetologist View Post
    Since zazen999 is not running the seed circle this year (at least, that's how I read chris's post), I will volunteer.
    You can now sign up.
    You can participate in the same way as last year, saving 2 kinds for everybody (or more kinds if you're really keen).
    You can also send in seeds for fewer than everybody, so that everybody gets to choose what they'd like to receive. If you choose the latter option please offer roughly the same number of packets as people going for option 1 so that it's a fair deal. Any seeds that are not chosen will get distributed at random.
    I would like to finish the circle this year, so please let me know what you're going to contribute by 10 November and send in your seeds by 10 December.

    participants:
    1. planetologist (carrot Autumn King, scorzonera long black, plus some to be confirmed)
    2. Scarlet
    3. marcofez
    4. sparrow100 (possibly chilli, squashes, mangetout, cape gooseberry)
    5. veggiechicken
    6. snakeshack (sweet piquant peppers, achoca possibly oca, aji lemon drop, rainbow quinoa)
    7. spanish gardener
    • Paulieb (possibly tomato, chilli or courgette)
    • jackyspratty (possibly cucamelon)
    • Samurailord (possibly tomato, chilli, squash, french beans, cucumbers)
    • The Cobra (chilli)
    • Stu8706
    • Kitchen Gardener
    • HavercroftHomegrowns (bhut jolokia chilli, electric daisies)
    • judy2shoes
    Looks like 15 to me as some other names have been added in yesterday 's edit!

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    • #77
      I think that only the numbered names are IN - not the dotty ones

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      • #78
        Yeah you are right me thinks, I'm dotty too!!!!!

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        • #79
          Originally posted by Scarlet View Post
          I think it's 7
          Thanks again! I'll make 7 packets of 2 varieties + some spare ones of different varieties, in case someone else join late.
          http://savinglives.ahar.ie/

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          • #80
            will also do 7 packs of 4 varieties ,black sea man toms,rainbow quinoa,exploding cucs and achoca
            don't be afraid to innovate and try new things
            remember.........only the dead fish go with the flow

            Another certified member of the Nutters club

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            • #81
              7 packs of thelma sanders & queensland blue squashes and padron pepper coming from me.

              Might be a day or so late in sending, only took the seeds out of the peppers yesterday (forgot how hot they are when ripe and rubbed an itchy nose - yowzers!) and they are going into a jar of baked rice for 2 weeks tonight.
              http://mudandgluts.com - growing fruit and veg in suburbia

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              • #82
                Sorry, another noddy question from me. I couldn't find the answer in the older threads - hope my eyes didn't miss it.

                I am assuming we need to put in an SAE with the seeds we send you - any idea of what the postage on that should be?

                Thanks!
                http://mudandgluts.com - growing fruit and veg in suburbia

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                • #83
                  I usually send a large letter stamp. Not sure how much it is.

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                  • #84
                    A little tip from the VSP.
                    Send your seeds in a sturdy envelope that can be used to send your seeds back to you. Enclose a sticky label with your address on and send loose stamps. Two large letter stamps would be ample. One is probably enough but will only do for envelopes less than 2.5 cms thick (weight < 100 grms). Its the Thickness of the envelope that seems to matter more than the weight - and peas and beans can be quite "thick" if they're not spread out in the envelope.
                    If the stamps are already stuck to the return envelope, there's no leeway for returning any unused stamps.

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                    • #85
                      Thanks VC
                      http://mudandgluts.com - growing fruit and veg in suburbia

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                      • #86
                        Ok, I'm just bagging mine up, they are small amounts and toms seeds about 4-6 although think most of you may already have what I'm offering...

                        Black icicle tom
                        dancing with Smurf tom.
                        Snow White cherry tom
                        Rainbow chard
                        Mexican tree spinach
                        Cosse violette - though I could swap this to mr Fearns puple flowered French beans instead?
                        Any preference? Also have black cherry toms...

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                        • #87
                          I'd love some Mr Fearns instead if that would be ok?
                          http://mudandgluts.com - growing fruit and veg in suburbia

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                          • #88
                            No problem - they are in

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                            • #89
                              Marcofez, your seeds have arrived :-)

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                              • #90
                                Originally posted by planetologist View Post
                                Marcofez, your seeds have arrived :-)
                                Great stuff!

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