Potluck that can be served unheated
Anne
2 years ago
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (67)
amylou321
2 years agonicole___
2 years agoRelated Discussions
Central Ohio Plant Swap/Potluck-Sat. May 20, 2006
Comments (150)HI,all! This is my first time posting myself. James ususally does it. Granny we will be bringing some of the Gold Nuggets Lamium with us. Allison we should have a few starts if your friend wants some. It is gold with a white stripe down the middle and has I think pinkish purple flowers. It stays nice all winter. We got the original from Franklin Park Conservatory. Bev James doesn't remember bringing that type of tomato. The poppies and lavender sound good to me. We have been out potting and weeding this morning. We have ready to go... golden tiara hostas bressingham blue hosta stilletto hosta un named varieties of hosta centuria montana zebra grass dwarf zebra grass gold nuggets lamium anne greenaway lamium lilacs(white) ostrich ferns japanese painted ferns vinca minor varigated stargazer lilies crimson pixie lilies crimson pirate daylily and probably a few more things. We have a small swap in Stasburg the week before. I also sent the swap info to my brother who had some people from his church interested. Can't wait to see you all... Michelle...See MoreCentral Ohio PlantSwap/Potluck - Sat. May 21 -Thread II
Comments (100)Jo Ann: solar powered lights as a door prize??? oh wow how cool! i sure hope i win those! what a great idea! Beverly: i am glad you like my signature saying. i dont know who wrote it but i just feel that it says it all!!! how else can you justify buying a pot of asclepsias in april or some virginia bluebells in the summer? my husband thinks i have lost my marbles when i bring home what looks like just a pot of dirt! lol i just finished potting up 31 plants and i have loads more to go plus several plants for direct trades too! but you know what? i feel great! i keep thinking of more and more things that someone might enjoy and its a great way to thin out some of my plants! I am really getting excited and it BETTER NOT RAIN THAT DAY either! so Margie and i were thinking about what time we have to get up that morning to get there around 10 and since i live about 1.5 hrs from her and she is closer to columbus than i am i am thinking i will have to get up at the crack of dawn along with the dern roosters!!! Sue 'The one thing all gardeners share in common is a belief in tomorrow'...See MoreCentral Ohio Plant Swap/Potluck- May 15- (continued)
Comments (97)Sounds like EVERYONE had a great time. Maybe next year I will make it there. I'm shedding my F.F.A. Alumni responsibilities. Our annual fund raiser for this group has been on the same Saturday as your swap the past two or three years. If any of you have any 'swapping' left in you and live near or feel like driving to Deerfield, there will be a plant swap and covered dish luncheon here on June 12th. Just thought I'd mention that. Between Akron and Youngstown. So far there appears to be about 2 dozen interested attendees. If you have no more plants to swap we will understand (800 out of 1800 plants ... someone is as bad as me) (95 plants taken ... again, as bad as me). There will be Door Prizes, Silent Auction, a garden themed craft project for those interested (very quick and easy) and of course extras available for those new gardeners or those unable to bring a plant. Oh, and we will have a local crafter of soap and other realted items. Perennial, houseplant, water/bog garden plants, tree, shrub, veggies, herbs .... it will all be there. Cheesecake ... with Raspberry sauce ... now that is just not fair. Mimi - thanks for all of your valuable information given. I really appreciated the input. Stardust...See MoreCentral Ohio Plantswap/Potluck - Sat. May 21, 2005 - Thread IV
Comments (54)Well, I just want to let everyone know that Lee, my DH, is working on posting the pics that he took at the swap. They will appear once we get an account with Photobucket or the like. There are about 50 pics so get your cuppa in hand before you sit down to look at them. Karen/Bakemom-I should have had Jeanne take my photo. Lee doesn't make me look skinny! Margie/Granny 57- Isaac is all healed up. My wrist is better but I have tennis elbow that was masked by the wrist pain. The only cure is complete rest for the joint. My right elbow! Like that's going to happen with a mother of five who gardens!!!!! Who will carry those eternal baskets of laundry? Have a great weekend everyone! Plant up those last few that are still in pots. I can't plant my trumpet vines until I get my gazebo made from my 8 foot satellite dish. I have one metal/wrought iron porch support lined up from freecycle. I just can't fit buying new ones into the budget. If you all know of any stray porch supports hanging around let me know. I'll be glad to give them a new home! ~~Mimi...See Morewednesday morning
2 years agomaifleur03
2 years agoamylou321
2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoAnne
2 years agoAnne
2 years agoAnne
2 years agonancyjane_gardener
2 years agoAnne
2 years agoAnne
2 years agoAnne
2 years agoAnne
2 years agoAnne
2 years agowednesday morning
2 years agoAdella Bedella
2 years agoElmer J Fudd
2 years agolast modified: 2 years agol pinkmountain
2 years agosleevendog (5a NY 6aNYC NL CA)
2 years ago
Related Stories
ENTERTAININGSimple Pleasures: The Reimagined Potluck
Party guests can bring more to the table than just the food. Enlisting help with setup, decorations and drinks spreads the work and the fun
Full StoryTHE POLITE HOUSEThe Polite House: How to Have a Successful Potluck
Avoid confusion over food allergies, leftovers, casserole dishes and who gets to drink that nice bottle of wine with these helpful tips
Full StoryTHE POLITE HOUSEThe Polite House: Can I Put a Remodel Project on Our Wedding Registry?
Find out how to ask guests for less traditional wedding gifts
Full StoryPRODUCT PICKSGuest Picks: Oven-to-Table Food Service
Serving food in the same dish it was cooked in means more time with guests and less time cleaning up
Full StoryFALL AND THANKSGIVINGYour Guide to a Simpler Turkey Day
These tips for everything from kitchen prep to cleanup can help ease the stress of hosting Thanksgiving
Full StoryKITCHEN DESIGNHave Your Open Kitchen and Close It Off Too
Get the best of both worlds with a kitchen that can hide or be in plain sight, thanks to doors, curtains and savvy design
Full StoryORGANIZINGParty Time: How to Corral Your Party Supplies
Don’t let paper and plastic goods overwhelm your home. These tips can help you pare down to the entertainment essentials
Full StoryGREEN BUILDING3 Design Pros Create Their Own Sustainable Homes
These houses serve as laboratories for pros to test energy-efficient systems, healthy practices and off-the-grid living
Full StoryHOLIDAYS5 Ways to Avoid Holiday Season Burnout
You can enjoy the traditions and activities that matter to you and let go of the rest
Full StoryVALENTINE’S DAYThe Real Importance of Valentine’s Day
Even small traditions celebrating love can carry through an entire life
Full Story
gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)