Last Swap! On September 20th we'll have our last swap of the season. We have decided to make it a little more fun by having some food. Please bring any kind of finger food, appetizer or dessert. We'll set up a table and eat and swap. We also have a request from the local teen center for some plants for their gardens, one of which is Tyler's Memorial Garden for a young man who passed tragically a few years ago. I guess we have a reputation for being generous gardeners. How true. See you Tuesday. Wish List Sept. 20, 2005 *Teen Center/TylerÂs Garden Wishes- Hosta, Coreopsis, Fall Aster, Astilbe Baptisia- Blue False Indigo- Reena Bee Balm, white- Chris D Blue Bell- Tina L., Elena Butterfly bush, pink- Lisa A., Jessica S. Butterfly bush- Colleen Butterfly weed, orange- Leah Canna, yellow- Celeste Clematis- Roxanne Clematis, pink or white- Vicki K. Hemlock seedlings- Steffie Hens and Chicks, red- Lindsay Hosta, Blue- Priyanka Hosta Sieboldiana- Allison H. Iris, twice-blooming- Leilani Lilac, dark purple- Regina, Helena Lotus- Bev K. Manure- (can never have enough)- Elaine Pachysandra- Variegated- Anne Carey Phlox, Natasha variety- Cheryl C. Plant markers- Irene Pincushion Flower- Arlene Russian Sage- Roxanne A. Water Lily- Chris M. Weigela- Variegated- Sue D. Wisteria vine- Judith L., Linda West

I'm looking forward to attending again--this spring was my first time and it was terrific meeting fellow gardeners and sharing the wealth! As always, I seem to have a number of plants that other folk may find too invasive, but I like the advantage of having my own "nursery" and keep dividing and spreading them around. I should have Lemon Balm, Gooseneck Loostrife, Monarda (pinks, purples, lavenders), and also some petasites. October sounds good to me too as I still don't feel like I've had a chance to enjoy the garden yet this summer! Amy

Fall Plant Swap Schedule Mission Statement: The first priority of this plant swap is to have fun and enjoy the fellowship of other gardeners. Secondly, is to share some of your overstock plants and to collect some new plants in return. Date:__November 4, 2006 Time:__11-3pm_________ Place:__Mary Kahrs Warnell Forest Education Center, 5960 Hwy 17 South, Guyton, GA 1. The first 35 minutes will be for checking in, collecting tickets, and setting up your trade table. A check in area will be set up where you will receive a name tag and a ticket for each plant, seed package, or other items you bring for trade. You will select your spot for set up. Put your items not for general trade under the table and put up a reserved sign. A table will also be set up for you to leave your potluck item. 2. We will start the day with our speaker Gail Lutoswski. Ms. Lutoswski will be speaking on the native plants in our area. 3. We will then have 5 minutes to view all of the trade tables so that you can have an idea of what plants you want to trade for. 4. After the review we will begin the trades. A whistle will be blown and you will go to a table that has a plant that you want. You will select one plant and leave your ticket in the cup then return to your chair. After one minute the whistle will be blown to indicate that the trade is over. The first three rounds will be one plant each. The next three rounds will be two plants each. The next three rounds will be three plants each. 5. After nine minutes you will have a chance to check over your new items and what is left of your original items. If you wish not to participate in the next round you will cover your table with a sheet or blanket. 6. The next round will be a mad dash. You will have three minutes to trade for as many plants that you wish. 7. We will then take an hour for lunch and visiting. Door prizes will be given away at this time. LetÂs find out what grows best in your gardens. 8. After lunch any special trades or pre-arranged trades will take place. 10 minutes. Anyone not taking part in this section is asked to help with the lunch clean-up. 9. If you have any plants that you just donÂt want to cart back home you can place them on the Free for the Taking table. Anyone can select however many of these plants they want with or without tickets. Any extra time we have will be spent visiting and admiring the center. Clean up and departing words. * Please contact Sandra at RJDBlues@aol.com or 912-772-8384 with RSVP or any questions.

I live in Watertown, and would love a plant swap close to home. I plan to attend the one in Lafayette, but two would be twice as nice. I have many many winter sewn perenials, a bunch of datura seedlings ready to be repotted, and a huge stash of hydrangia plants that I salvaged from my local Lowe's trash. they where in great shape, just needed a drink. People thought I was crazy, I was stuffing them into ever nook and cranny in my car.But""""", now my house is full. Does anyone have some trailing violets??? I used to have some wonderful ones, they where distroyed and I have had little luck finding more. I will watch for post on an Oswego/Fulton swap. I have tons of half full packages of wonderful seeds if anyone has any datura other then white to swap. Email for a complete list. I have spent well over $100.00 on new seeds this year. Oh, I also have a nice bunch of bitter sweet seedlings, They took for ever to get going, but are wonderful now.