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Buying Veg Seed Online

Cardinal Richelieu · 2013-01-11 14:42:00

Any Ideas? Apart from Irish Seed Savers. I am also looking unusual veg varieties suggestions that would have a demand for ethnic communities but hard to find grown fresh in Ireland.

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Cardinal Richelieu

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Any Ideas? Apart from Irish Seed Savers. I am also looking unusual veg varieties suggestions that would have a demand for ethnic communities but hard to find grown fresh in Ireland.

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#2 11-01-2013 3:44pm

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Cardinal Richelieu wrote: »

Any Ideas? Apart from Irish Seed Savers. I am also looking unusual veg varieties suggestions that would have a demand for ethnic communities but hard to find grown fresh in Ireland.

i buy all my seed from seedaholic.ie very good selection of seed..

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#3 12-01-2013 11:07pm

SC Kevin

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https://www.quickcrop.ie/

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#4 13-01-2013 1:27am

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http://www.brownEnvelopeSeeds.com are based in cork. they have quinoa and linseed oil seeds

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#5 20-01-2013 1:08am

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We get ours from the three already mentioned. I'd recommend them all.
Seedaholic have a great website. They also sell flower seeds and you can search by flower colour.

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#6 23-01-2013 4:39pm

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You can also get seeds from the Organic Centre in Leitrim.

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