Possibly! The Swap will be in a shady, grassy area, or possibly mulched area, so dirt there won't matter. If we get dirt in the parking lot, it'd be great to have a broom or blower. I'll bring a broom. My blower is electric and there's not an outlet close by. Do you have a gas blower?

This is Henrietta's (Garden Gramma, our swap host) list. She is on our Facebook page as she finds this too difficult to navigate these days.) Here is my wish list: Any blue blooming perennial in this area. Have sun and shade. Any vegetable, am particularly interested in oriental veggies. My Larry is turning vegetarian at age 90, he’ll survive me by tens of years. His aim is to make it to 100. Any lace hydrangea, have some already, and can share shoots or cuttings. Would love some evergreen seedlings, have corkscrew and pussy willows rooted. Would love some clematis, have some I can share. Chinese wisteria, rooted. You can dig something in my garden in exchange. Any holly seedling, have trifoliate hardy orange. Some tomatoes, please I did not start any this year. Larry? I like the bushy type, not vining and not cherry tomatoes, please. I think this is plenty, I also have cuttings of houseplants that I can share, you’ll see. All easy to grow and blooming. Oh, one more thing, any succulents, if you have spares, need to know if hardy or not, I only have the non- hardy variety and actually like them.

Sorry to be so late posting this. The Etowah County Master Gardeners will be hosting their plant swap on April 28 at 10:00 at our greenhouses in Gadsden at 3200 West Meighan Boulevard (behind the Etowah County Bd of Education). I'll start a new thread with the details. The plant sale is this Friday and Saturday, April 13th from 8am to 5 pm and April 14th from 8 am to 2pm.

i don;t know but by now i think we have missed spring.