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Let's see how much demand there is for this type of service.

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To start with I shall simply collect this feedback, and look at providing a seed share service if the demand is there. If you provide you email address, I shall only use it to inform you as things develop, and will certainly not divulge it to third parties without your prior permission.

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BBC Dig In!

The BBC is giving away vegetable seeds! Just go to the DigIn pages and provide your home address (UK only).

If you are under 16, you need to visit the CBeebies Green Balloon Club

The seeds are Tomato, Carrot, Beetroot, Lettuce and Squash.

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Thanks for applying for a Dig In seed pack.

Your request has been received, and your seed pack will be sent out as soon as possible as long as stocks last.

Please allow 28 days for delivery

Enjoy your seeds when they arrive - why not sign up to the newsletter to get regular updates on getting the best out of them, by entering your email in the newsletter box to the right? And don't forget to keep checking back to the Dig In site for loads more hints and tips as your veg grows.

Update: May 4th The seeds arrived on May 1st, all five sets of them (one per child, plus one for the household). We have planted some of the carrots, beetroot, tomato and lettuce so far. Still need to get the Butternut Squash in the ground though.

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Bulk-Buy Seeds at 50% Discount

Our local garden centre in North Norfolk sells bulk quantities of seeds, at around 50% the per-seed price of seed packets. Quantities are in excess of 500 seeds (so at least ten times the amount in a typical packet), and the catch is the orders must be in by late January/early February.

The good thing is that the seeds will be the varieties that market gardeners were most happy with the previous year, so you should be able to get the best performing seeds without too much research.

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