Bump

No plants for sale. It's a free plant swap. If you have garden supplies, books or anything garden related you can swap that stuff. At the moment those who have said they are coming 50% of them have no plants, but they have garden related items. I don't know how many plants we are going to end up with, at the moment it isn't looking like too very many.

Interesting on the micro climates but with a range from coastal to mountain, I guess so! We are very excited for sure! And even about the drift towards conservation in thinking with development ... obviously not yet established or felt needed, but the word is out and information is there. The materials are becoming more mainstream, so there is hope! We were told that the materials compared well in pricing in Greenville area since there's a lot more use of them now. Here in the Charlottesville area of VA it's the same. More mainstream to think green. Consumers are becoming concerned about their air quality and health problems that come with it. The state of CT passed ruling to use only green cleaning products in all facilities: http://www.thenatureinus.com/2006/12/connecticut-to-use-only-safe-cleaning.html The public is getting informed about chemicals also: http://www.thenatureinus.com/2007/07/information-on-chemicals-in-household.html All I can say is: It's About TIME! :-) What always puzzled me is how development plans show all kinds of trees around buildings and phases, but when you look at the actual development they've all been plowed down. Market research shows houses sell for more if they have trees, yet builders rip them all out. Sometimes it doesn't make sense. But! We're on a garden forum, so sorry for ranting :-)

Nobody responded to your post? Must not be a lot of us SC upstate on here. Im in suburban greenville, still pretty far away but maybe we can have a trade day somewhere on a Saturday in may. I am just learning how to do this website, I will go look for more forums. Also I am on cubits "Ella's garden" in the piggy swap forum.