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by nooranismith » Sat 27 Mar 2004 07:46
Nice one Mike
I note all their tatties seem to be out of stock, but I'll keep an eye. I know Henry Doubledays, obviously, so I'm surprised I hadn't come across this before.
I note all their tatties seem to be out of stock, but I'll keep an eye. I know Henry Doubledays, obviously, so I'm surprised I hadn't come across this before.
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by Mike » Sun 28 Mar 2004 03:03
Sorry, Ron - I should have noted that orders for this year should be in by end of Feb. That's normal for all suppliers.
The OGC is affiliated to the HDRA, of which I am a member. (10% discount, it just about works out even
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Like Kay sez, I wish some affiliation were possible. Mind you, it may not be impossible. Somebody's got to make the first move.
Fitivver, I have some nicely sprouted Red Duke of Yorks, and six or seven other varieties (including the rather rare Highland Burgundy Red), and as always I have kept and nurtured more seed than I need.
If ye want a few Scottish tatties, PM me.
Mike
The OGC is affiliated to the HDRA, of which I am a member. (10% discount, it just about works out even
)
Like Kay sez, I wish some affiliation were possible. Mind you, it may not be impossible. Somebody's got to make the first move.
Fitivver, I have some nicely sprouted Red Duke of Yorks, and six or seven other varieties (including the rather rare Highland Burgundy Red), and as always I have kept and nurtured more seed than I need.
If ye want a few Scottish tatties, PM me.
Mike
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by Kay » Sun 28 Mar 2004 08:08
Like Kay sez, I wish some affiliation were possible. Mind you, it may not be impossible. Somebody's got to make the first move.
Excellent idea, Mike. I'll email you.
Kay
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by nooranismith » Sun 28 Mar 2004 08:34
Good of you Mike,
I'l be in touch when I've got some ground to put it in (another delay on the house - can I rant about bank transfers? We would have been quicker and cheaper flying over to London and sticking the cash in our handluggage. The days of electronic transfer are here, but nae muckle cope. More than a week now since we transferred the cash, but still no sign, so had to delay signing the (first!) agreement. I want to get out of this poky little flat in this pollution ridden traffic jam with no parking spaces or space of any kind come to that. AAAAARGHH!! Sorry, frustration getting to me, pressure eased. Carry on).
I'l be in touch when I've got some ground to put it in (another delay on the house - can I rant about bank transfers? We would have been quicker and cheaper flying over to London and sticking the cash in our handluggage. The days of electronic transfer are here, but nae muckle cope. More than a week now since we transferred the cash, but still no sign, so had to delay signing the (first!) agreement. I want to get out of this poky little flat in this pollution ridden traffic jam with no parking spaces or space of any kind come to that. AAAAARGHH!! Sorry, frustration getting to me, pressure eased. Carry on).
nae ren, nae fusky!
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Plants to EU
by lucylaverda » Mon 24 Sep 2007 20:20
Just to say the link to your page was provided by Dave an administrator on the Bulgaria page-you've provided me with lots of answers regarding taking plants within the EU.
And raised a smile or 2 as well
Cheers
And raised a smile or 2 as well
Cheers
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Re: Plants to EU
by Mike » Sat 17 Nov 2007 21:03
lucylaverda wrote:And raised a smile or 2 as well
Cheers
Raising a smile is the most important thing.
Mike
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