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SASE seeds for a newbie

9 years ago

last modified: 9 years ago

Hello there, I am a newbie and would like to start growing fruit, veggies and herbs indoors in eastern Scotland. Just got myself 20l of multipurpose indoors compost and am organising containers. But I still need seeds so I would hugely appreciate some from more experienced gardeners!

Please let me know if you could help.

Thanks

Maciej

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jensyen ( z7 MD )
9 years ago
What zone are you? Also, Your message button is not activated.

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Maciej Dybala thanked jensyen ( z7 MD )
Maciej Dybala
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9 years ago
AB14 0WF, that's Peterculter 6 miles west from Aberdeen. Thanks for the note, I've updated the setting.
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val (MA z6)
9 years ago
Check out the posting for newbie seed project - March and we'll be happy to send you a packet of 25+ seed varieties for stamps

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