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Plant Swap Reminder

16 years ago

HI Gardeners!

This is just a reminder that the plant swap IÂm hosting is only 3 weeks away! The date is set for May 27. The location is at my home in Washington, Virginia at 218 Main Street. The zip code is 22747 for those who need to get directions from yahoo but anyone can contact me at 540-675-3947 or email me at jennastone1@netzero.net for information and directions. IÂve already had 4 people whoÂve confirmed theyÂll be there and IÂm looking forward to this. Remember you can bring plants, garden items, seeds, or whatever you would like to trade. There will also be a potluck but those who wish to eat out can hop down the road ( only a block) to a neat little cafÃ©. Hope to see you there!

Blessings

Jenna Stone

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meldy_nva
16 years ago
Jenna - tell us how it went! I'm sure I'm not the only one who wanted to be there but couldn't make it.
bart1
16 years ago
Great idea and I'm sorry I missed it. I still have a few tomato plants that I didn't put in the ground and I would have loved to give them to a good home. I think I'm going to stick them in the garden somewhere this weekend just for kicks.

Next year?
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