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Doris_Pinks

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Free Unusual Seeds
« on: March 17, 2009, 11:38:31 »
In the Telegraph this weekend.............................

2 packets of free seeds. not quite free as you have to send stamps!

"The incredible six-month fruiting Wonderberry.
(Worth £1.60) is an intriguing blackcurrant lookalike that tastes like ripe melon, but is actually related to tomatoes. It will fruit in just a few weeks in a pot, greenhouse or garden."
"You will also receive a packet of seed of the long fruiting tomato, Goldrush Currant (worth £1.65) which produces sweet golden, pea sized tomatoes that ripen right into the first frosts of winter."

Send your name, address and three first class stamps to: -

Free Telegraph Seeds
Plant World Gardens
Newton Abbot
Devon
TQ12 4SE

Have sent for mine today! ;D
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Baccy Man

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Re: Free Unusual Seeds
« Reply #1 on: March 17, 2009, 11:59:18 »
Jungle seeds where I got my wonderberry seeds from have a different description of the taste.

Solanum Burbankii
An annual hybrid berry developed as a cross from Huckleberry but with a much sweeter flavour and larger up to 1/2" diameter. Grow like a tomato in rows planted outside after all frosts have passed. The berries are produced very early even on 6" plants but take a while to ripen. The green berries are slightly poisonous and should only be harvested when black and non shiny. Eaten raw there is next to no flavour but when cooked it develops into a taste superior to blueberries. Best for pies, jam and jellies.

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Re: Free Unusual Seeds
« Reply #2 on: April 06, 2009, 21:50:25 »
Did you get them?

Doris_Pinks

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Re: Free Unusual Seeds
« Reply #3 on: April 09, 2009, 10:34:57 »
I did, they are coming up in my propagator as I type! ;D
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