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knbsallotment

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Re: Ebay shops.
« Reply #20 on: March 18, 2007, 21:00:48 »
The shop title is "Rainbow Craft Box." Has hardly anything in at the mo - got some serious listing to do this week! Had a load of strawberry lants and pumpkin seeds etc - have sold em all! Have only got a few crafty items in at the mo. Give me another week, then come visit and see the wondrous transformation. Will also have to change the name I think, as when I started a couple of weeks ago, I wasn't planning on selling plants etc!
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cambourne7

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Re: Ebay shops.
« Reply #21 on: March 18, 2007, 21:11:52 »
I just had a look at one of my fav sellers on ebay and there having there end of season sale

edenhendry

10 each of
Chilli - Rocoto Red
Chilli - Hot Banana
Chilli - Aji Rojo
Chilli - Cayenne
Chilli - Tepin
Chilli - Tabasco
Chilli - Thai Bangkok Upright
Chilli - Jalapeno
Chilli - Purple Tiger
Chilli - Scotch Bonnet Yellow
Item number: 260090839724  For £1.50

Aubergine - Black Beauty
Onion - Bedfordshire Champion *exhibition-quality onion*
Spinach - Space
Calabrese - Green-Sprouting
Broccoli - early Purple Sprouting
Beetroot - Boltardy
Rocket - Cultivated
Sweet pepper - Californian Wonder
Cucumber - Long Green Ridge
Waltham Butternut Squash
Kale - Thousand Head
Parsnip - White Gem
Coriander
Cress - Plain/Common
Rhubarb - Victoria
Spring Onion - White Lisbon
Turnip - Goldana
Carrot - St Valery
Courgette - Green Bush
Common Fennel
Chicory - Brussels Witloof
Swede - Best of All
Radish - Scaarlet Globe
Celery - Green Soup
Basil - Sweet Genovese

Item number: 260088283699 £2.49

fluffygrue

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Re: Ebay shops.
« Reply #22 on: March 19, 2007, 10:40:45 »
To add my 2p.. I can be quite an eBay fiend, but tend to go for cheap plants, where postage charges aren't a rip-off. I'd also rather buy 20 plugs of a bedding plant for £2, than buy 100 of the things for a tenner. I wouldn't want a tenner's worth of petunias. I'm more likely to buy plug plants of things that are annoying to sow as they have tiny seeds. Veg/fruit-wise, I'd buy unusual varieties of raspberries/etc, and I'd love to be able to source the more exotic veg plants (especially the South American ones - things like oca, etc.)

cambourne7

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Re: Ebay shops.
« Reply #23 on: March 19, 2007, 12:57:15 »
i think i found one last week will have a look though my searches :-)

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Re: Ebay shops.
« Reply #24 on: March 19, 2007, 14:06:21 »
A variety of seed potatoes for people that grow in containers e.g 3 tubers of a few varieties.  I bought a selection from T & M but it wasn't cheap.  Could have bought full nets from Wilkos cheaper.  Also I would second chilli seeds (but not the ones you can buy off the high street), squashes, aubergines etc.  I would happily buy smaller quanities of seed as well.  But keep the postage down, it doesn't cost more than a stamp to bung a few seeds in an envelope.

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cambourne7

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Re: Ebay shops.
« Reply #25 on: March 19, 2007, 20:11:58 »
ebay store selling weird stuff is toffipop

but just in case your tempted dont buy from seedfest who are due to appear on ebay again soon. You dont get the seeds.

 

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