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Charleston SC, 2nd annual plant swap

19 years ago

Well, I figured we had our plant swap a little too late last year...So...I am going to try and organize one for the end of June. June 25th to be precise!

So, get those cuttings rooted, seeds started, bulbs divided and anything else you think might go over big at our Second Annual Swap, you have almost 2 months to get ready!!

June 25th, 10am @ Hampton Park...exact location will be decided later, thinking of the same place, by the Greenhouse, but that will be open to discussion.

Write it down, contact your friends, I really want this one to double our attendance from last year!

Darren

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The Citrus Guy
Original Author
19 years ago
Thank You all so far that have contacted me through e-mail. I will post directions for anybody that is shy and want to show up anyway.
Take I-26 East to Exit 219-A Rutledge Ave. Go down Rutledge, you will see a baseball field on your right, Hampton Park is the first turn to the right past the park.
June 25th, 10am...I will post signs, it won't be hard to find us.
Any questions, feel free to ask!
Darren
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CaseysMom
19 years ago
Bumping this to the top~
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It's that time again folks! Charleston South Carolina 2nd Annual Fall Plant Swap. The Spring swap this year was a huge success, I want to build on that! So without any further ado: PLANT SWAP CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA September 26th, 10am set-up and browse....11am swap...immediately afterwards...LUNCH! This year we are having it at Park Circle in North Charleston, by the Gazebo. There are picnic tables, bathrooms and LOTS of room for kids to play and even more room for plants, parking and food. Pretty much everybody in Charleston is familiar with Park Circle....there are numerous ways to get to it, depending on which way you are coming. If you want or need directions you can E-mail me, Darren. I will get it and respond ASAP. Cactusmusic@netzero.com or Cell 843-200-5818 The way we swap will be the same... the basic Free For All. I will say go, everybody will grab ONE (1) plant and take it to their hiding area. After everybody has a plant, we repeat the process. Nice and Simple! We will have plates and napkins and such, Please bring your own drinks and food for as many as you can. We like to do a Pot Luck style picnic and encourage everybody to stick around and participate. The socializing afterwards is as much fun as the swap itself, please try to give yourself enough time to stay and enjoy yourself! I will also be giving a mini tour of my yard after the swap. There have been NUMEROUS requests to see my Citrus Grove (Currently at 109 varieties) and the other unusual fruits that I grow. If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask. Tell your friends, neighbors and anybody else you can think of.
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dered47
19 years ago
Hi Darren,

I am looking forward to attending the swap, Mac and I will be arriving in Charleston on Friday, June 24, 2005. Took the day off just to be there. See you then.

Love you.
Mom
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