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Information and Directions for North Port Plant Swap/Sale

13 years ago

Here are the directions. I'm working on getting pictures up, but don't count on it. I'm way behind, and getting further behind every day.

If you are planning on coming, will you please email me at cgardener52 (a) Ya*hoo (dot) com? If you've already told me you'll be there, and have changed your mind, I'd like to know that too. I would just like a general idea of who is coming so I can figure out where to put you in the back yard.

Several people have responded to the Craigslist ad, so we should have a little foot traffic.

Here is a link that might be useful: North Port Plant Swap/Sale Directions

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