Does anyone know of a source for these? Mammoth Onion and Edwin Tucker are out of stock.
Any good
http://daughterofthesoil.blogspot.com/2008/01/daughter-of-soil-seed-exchange-2008.html
unfortunately she seems to be out of them too :(
Thanks for the link though.
They were on the HSL list this year, perhaps someone may have some spare? Everyone else seems to be out of stock!
PM me Sawfish and I'll dig you some out...
;D
Posted today... but you should get them on Tuesday. If anybody else gets you some I'd like a comparison as my note says..
:-X
Are they specially good or something? I mean "Ne plus ultra"'s quite an extravagant claim!
Don't know if they are particularly good, but I remember that they were the ones grown in 'The Victorian Kitchen Garden'
Weed-Digga
Historically they were one of the first sweet peas, wrinkled and eaten fresh... older peas were round hard and mealy for use cooked in medieval peas porridge/mushy pea type dishes... for the protein like other pulses today..
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Quote from: Weed-Digga on March 02, 2008, 00:04:11
Don't know if they are particularly good, but I remember that they were the ones grown in 'The Victorian Kitchen Garden'
Weed-Digga
Yes!!! that's where I've heard that name before...Harry's favourite I believe ;D