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HAVE: 2009 west michigan spring plant swap

15 years ago

COME ON OVER FOR THE FUN .

WHERE :FREEPORT PARK

CITY : FREEPORT MICH

DATE : SATURDAY MAY 23rd

TIME: 10 AM TO 3 PM

REGISTER & SET -UP From 10am to noon Plenty of Tables

Unless there is a huge turnout :) but Please bring

one just in case :) There is no time to sit for everyone is to busy looking over the plants that are there :)

all we ask is that you bring live healthy Plants to share with others . can be annuals or perennials or house plants . BulBs of all type . terraiums.

try to pot up a few plants if you can. & Have them labled

if you do not know the name of the plant But have a picture of it please bring along & someone there can maybe identify it for you .

if you have tomato plants , cucumbers , any type of veggieplants are welcome

If you are looking for plants & no plants to trade that is fine . Bring a few Gardening decor or crafts that you might be into .

you can contact me at skohler@mei.net & I can give you more details .

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