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NH Fall Plant Swap Update

15 years ago

Rain or Shine the swap will take place Sunday, Sept.28th at 10am in Goffstown.All are welcome.If you are just starting to garden and don't have any plants, come anyway. I'll make sure you have some plants to take home. Just email me for directions. If it rains we'll have the swap in the barn or on the porch and refreshments inside..We'll have coffee and goodies, do the swap and then have lunch. I'm making onion soup and some sort of meat dish. If you'd like you can bring something to add to the menu.

If you haven't already, you can email me to tell me you are planning to attend. Further down you'll find another post (Fall Plant Swap) which will give you an idea what people are bringing. Looking forward to seeing old friends and meeting new ones.

Annie

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gamekeeper
15 years ago
I would like to attend but have a hectic schedule.Where is the swap taking place and I shall make a big effort.
Peter
annie_nh
Original Author
15 years ago
Hi Peter
If you send me an email I will reply and send you directions.
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It's not going to rain before Saturday afternoon ( last weather forecast) My yard has recovered just fine,and should it get messed up a bit again who cares!!!I live on a farm!! I have forgotten who wanted the sunflower seeds last fall but( whoever) I have a big bunch of sunflowers that reseeded in my vegetable garden and because I can't bare to pull up plants I left them. The result is I have very few veggies but lots of sunflowers so you are all welcome to go gather seeds.
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Annie, Beth and I plan on coming to your swap this year. I will try and post a list of what we have for ws babies to bring along later on tonight. How are the blue eyed daisies doing for you, any luck? I have nothing yet for sprouts.
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I am adding an optional lunch this year as many people have so much information they want to gather or share that they stay way past lunch time. Now others have places to go and things to do so they want to leave early. Whatever you want to do is fine with me. I'm just going to provide a little more nourishment ( onion soup and chicken salad) for those who want to stay and chat and not have their stomachs growling.
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Hello Annie....where in New Hampshire? Marilyn
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