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Anyone Buying Seed For 2020 ?

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by andrews, Dec 30, 2019.

  1. NigelJ

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    At the moment I grow it in a pot in the greenhouse and stand it outside in the summer. I intend to try it outside in a raised bed once I have bulked it up a bit and have it flowering regularly.
     
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    @Selleri , how did you get on with your tree basil? I’ve got nothing showing, and it’s over a month since I sowed them....:sad:
     
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    I sowed my Minette Basil (wonder if that is considered tree basil) which looks like a little bush about 6 weeks ago and just a few days ago 2 of the 4 seeds popped and I now have little seedlings. I thought I was going to get nothing since it took so long. This is the picture of what it supposed to look like when mature.[​IMG]
     
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    • mazambo

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      Does anyone know if there are any extra charges/taxes if you buy seed from America via EBay? There are some brugmansia betty marshall seeds I'd like and it seems to be the only place to buy them.
       
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      Its more about the cost of the Goods, under £15 is ok for most things, above that you may have to pay tax and duties, but the big cost if over £15 is the uk delivery service who collect such tax charges and charge you a lot for doing so.

      Tax and customs for goods sent from abroad
      Tax and customs for goods sent from abroad


      What I do not know and someone else might , is are you allowed to import those seeds or that particular variety ? The seller may send them, but uk customs could sieze them if restricted ?
       
    • mazambo

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      Thanks @ricky101 under £8 So should be ok there, I'll email the seller and ask if they are restricted.
       
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