does anyone know of any common shops that sell heirloom seeds in england without having to order online?
thanks axel
heirloom seeds
- diamond lil
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Re: heirloom seeds
I order from Realseeds, unlike many sites their postage is tiny. Lot less than it would cost in petrol for me to go looking for a shop 
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wildone_uk
Re: heirloom seeds
try these pepole the real seed catalogue,www.realseeds.co.uk,tel 01239 821107
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pol76
Re: heirloom seeds
i'm with lil on this one the realseed company plenty cheap and you get a great service plus all the info you need to grow and save the seeds
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- diamond lil
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Re: heirloom seeds
I've used them for a few years Axel - dont always remember to save the seeds
but their postage is cheap. Some of the fancier places and ebay, charge a lot more.
- diamond lil
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Re: heirloom seeds
Bit fedup this year with seeds. Out of a whole pkt you're lucky to get a dozen plants. Or maybe my compost is not too great. I think I might just save the seeds for a day when I might need them and just buy some veg plants instead. Man in the next village has a big polytunnel and sells stuff at the church fair- last year his veg was 25p per plant so not too bad but not dirt cheap either..
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preppingsu
Re: heirloom seeds
We had to grap some plants last year as we lost a few seeds/seedlings. Don't feel too down about it. 25p and you will hopefully get lots of veg from 1 plant so still makes economic sense.
This year my french beans are doing really well, but out of 10 runner beans only 1 seed is sprouting!!
Thats just the way it goes sometimes.
This year my french beans are doing really well, but out of 10 runner beans only 1 seed is sprouting!!
- diamond lil
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Re: heirloom seeds
OH told me not to bother with seeds. I hate it when he's right ! 
Re: heirloom seeds
Su do you have your beans on a trellis thingy for them to climb? Would you post a photo of how you are growing them? I haven't got mine in yet but will need to do it over the next few weeks.preppingsu wrote:We had to grap some plants last year as we lost a few seeds/seedlings. Don't feel too down about it. 25p and you will hopefully get lots of veg from 1 plant so still makes economic sense.
This year my french beans are doing really well, but out of 10 runner beans only 1 seed is sprouting!!Thats just the way it goes sometimes.