Free MyWaitrose Magazine, with Free Heinz Tomato seeds inside

kevbev321

Hi all,

I know there is a thread for the Heinz Facebook competition this month, but this is a seperate freebie offer.

If you have a MyWaitrose card, make sure to pick up the Waitrose Magazine this month, as there is a free packet of tomato seeds stuck to an advert about half way through.

The Magazine is £1.20 but free to card holders (even the MyWaitrose card is free if you don't have one, or pick up a temporary one in-store).

Win win win!

lavendergirl

kevbev321 wrote: »

Hi all,

I know there is a thread for the Heinz Facebook competition this month, but this is a seperate freebie offer.

If you have a MyWaitrose card, make sure to pick up the Waitrose Magazine this month, as there is a free packet of tomato seeds stuck to an advert about half way through.

The Magazine is £1.20 but free to card holders (even the MyWaitrose card is free if you don't have one, or pick up a temporary one in-store).

Win win win!

Temp cards no longer exist.

kevbev321

lavendergirl wrote: »

Temp cards no longer exist.

Oh, I didn't realise. My local store must have some of the old leaflets, as they had loads of the leaflets with temporary cards in them by the customer service desk when I went in there yesterday.

dory22

free coffee, free mag, free seeds, win

jenniewb

This sounds like a really nice idea- does anyone know how easily they would grow indoors and what you'd need (e.g plant pot obviously but rough size and so on?) I've never grown anything before (bar the yeast I "grew" as a primary school kid in preparation for making bread rolls!) but like the idea of growing tomatoes

anj67

No tomato seeds in my magazine.

lavendergirl

anj67 wrote: »

No tomato seeds in my magazine.

or mine even

sumoqueen

Or in mine!

Farway

jenniewb wrote: »

This sounds like a really nice idea- does anyone know how easily they would grow indoors and what you'd need (e.g plant pot obviously but rough size and so on?) I've never grown anything before (bar the yeast I "grew" as a primary school kid in preparation for making bread rolls!) but like the idea of growing tomatoes

depends on space you have, in a conservatory or porch should be OK, window sill, forget it

From a link I saw, these are bush, field grown tomatoes, for machine harvesting, not dainty plum toms for a window sill

If you want easy peasy for a window sill find "balcony" strain, comes in red or yellow, you will not find them in the likes of Lidl / Poundland etc, you will need to go to real seed supplier

PS see you on the gardening forum :-)