I can knock this down, sorry I didn't do it earlier. It was a fun show! Lots of perennials this year.

Found it online - deadline April 9, pickup in Goshen April 25-27. I got 6 blueberry plants from them a couple of years ago - still have to produce anything (though we did have a torrential rainstorm right after we got them home, followed by a freeze). The Triple Crown blackberry, Encore and Killarney raspberry types we got have spread quite a bit, got some raspberries last year, only a few blackberries but canes looked very nice, if they survived this winter I expect a much larger crop. Note that the N. Central order form does not state what varieties of blueberries are included in the 3-pack, they are in 1-gal containers, the NW order form has 2-gal plants (same as I bought) for about $8 more per order (no volume discount). They have changed the raspberries this year, and no blackberries available. I'm thinking about asparagus - has anyone grown Millennium? How is it? Is $26 for 25 bare root plants a good price? Here is a link that might be useful: NW (CT) Conservation 2014 Plant Sale

I'm excited! I can't wait to meet you all. If someone has run a swap before I am open to suggestions - I personally have never done it. Here is what I was thinking though.... How about we all pot up anything we would like to share. If someone brings 8 pots of "whatever" then they can take home 8 pots of something. If they bring 4 pots, then they take 4 pots. Just to be fair, I may bring a hat and numbers and let everyone pick a draw number and then who ever has #1 gets to pick the 1st pot, then #2 gets to pick the 2nd pot, etc. That way everyone will get a shot at first choice. We can redraw for the first few rounds and then make it a free-for-all for the remaining stuff. Does that sound okay to everyone? I don't want to get to hung up on formality, I would like this to be fun and have a chance to meet all of you! Oh yea - and I think everyone should bring a "box lunch, I don't want to get too stressed about the food either. Alexa

Did anyone else make it? It was fantastic. I really enjoyed the Clark garden. She has done an amazing job. Does anyone know of other garden tours coming up in Bucks or Montgomery county? Thanks, Bellatrix