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Greenville plant swap

18 years ago

Sunrise Assisted Living will be hosting a Plant swap on May 6th! We have a small Garden Club in the Community and are hoping to meet more local gardeners. At a plant swap you bring your extras- fresh cuttings, bulbs, extra plants, divided plants or just extra interesting plants and you trade with the other local gardeners. You meet new people and share ideas. Bring a snack to pass. Bring pictures of your garden. Talk to other gardeners that respond and see what they are bringing and what you have that they might want to trade for. The Swap is May 6th from 9 am on, I hope to meet you there. Call 864-627-8700 if you have any questions.

Thank you, Tara

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