CT plant swap?
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Comments (87)It was a terrific swap -- I was astounded to see so many people, after thinking it might just be a brave few dodging the rain. Welcome newcomers!! We hope to see you all back for the Fall Swap (watch this thread come early September). It was a damp but thoroughly enjoyable time -- thanks to all! I have a toddler's drinking cup that was left behind and which I brought home for safekeeping -- let me know if it's yours and how I can get it to you. Hope everyone went right home and got those new plants in the ground to enjoy the WEEK of rain we have ahead. Thank you all! And yes, let's get together for something fun this summer! / Marty (who's got that group photo??)...See MoreCT Plant Swap 2007; How Great It Must Have Been!
Comments (2)Yes, a successful swap! Yummy food and PLANT TALK! Sorry you missed it. There should be another swap in the fall and keep an eye out for summer get-togethers too. Marty won the raffle - lucky duck!...See MoreThanks for a successful CT plant swap!
Comments (17)As usual, I had a great time. I always look forward to our swaps. I love talking to other "plant" people. Sadly, I was away for awhile buying shrubs for my new front landscaping project and couldn't talk to as many people as I wanted to. Thanks Ron for again making our swap so successful. It has really grown since we've been at Youngs. It's great to have new gardeners. I hope everyone enjoys the plants I brought because I know that I love the plants I get from everyone. My yard is full of them. I'm already thinking about what I can bring to our fall swap. Sue, I'm so glad you joined us; since you were recovering and had to drive a distance to get to Youngs. With or without your great plants, you're company is special at the swap. Hedy...See MoreAnyone interested in a CT plant swap???
Comments (1)Sounds like a great idea but too bad not too many people in your area sees this....See Morekanani milles
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