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WANTED: Sept. 9th Brockway Plant Swap

17 years ago

Hello Everyone,

There is going to be a plant swap held in Brockway (near DuBois) on Sept. 9th. I know it's short notice, sorry about that.

This is the first of an annual plant swap. We would like to keep this first swap a bit smaller, just to get the feel of things.

For more info please go to this link, it's a yahoo group where you can list your want and have lists to do pre-arranged swaps. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/planttrade/

If anyone has any problems with the link or has other questions please feel free to contact me. Just don't look at my trade list here, it's ancient, LOL.

Thanks so much, we would love a group of 20-30 folks.

Happy gardening,

Heather

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gillian_
17 years ago
Heather,
Do we need to join the yahoo group to find out about the swap? Are Clarion Co. people welcome?

Gillian
heathrjoy
Original Author
17 years ago
Hi Gillian,
Everyone is welcome. I just didn't think to include Clarion Co. that's all.

C'mon over and join the yahoo group and see what's going on. I'll be posting some info today on how the swap will run and etc.

It would be great to have you there. Thanks for checking this out. If you have any questions feel free to e-mail me! =^)
Heather
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