Hi Rhonda, this will be in the High Point - Greensboro - Winston Salem area. We've had visitors from as far as Raleigh and Charlotte before. Newbs are very welcome, there is always plenty to share. We do have a pot luck after the swap and you can always make up something yummy for that! :)

Thanks to everyone who made it to the swap Saturday -- it was a great time! We had perfect weather, and wonderful food. Thanks to Denise and Jennifer and Linda, Kim and kin and the Terris and everyone else! We had some wonderful plants -- I picked up some great starts of spirea and lilac, enough lambs ears to cover a troublesome slope at work, and several 'new-to-me' plants. Thanks to Jennifer for the "Twist of Lime" hosta -- I know just where I'm going to tuck that into the garden! Whoever brought the beatifully patterned prayer plant -- it's already potted up and in the (indirect) light of the upstairs the bathroom. And the bag of perennial wildflower seeds are ready for a late night trip past some abandoned lots -- prettifying my neighborhood one handful at a time..... Best of all, it was a lovely afternoon sitting around the firepit (thanks, David!) chatting with fellow gardeners about plants, food, dates -- and everything else. Looking forward to the srping swap -- andthe next fall swap as well!

It was so good to see you there!

I am still waiting patiently for my Red Buckeye to arrive that I ordered last Sunday.....Hopefully it will be here by Monday to replace a maple that died and had to be removed. I shipped out some La. Irises to a gardener in Alabama on Wednesday and she already has them planted in the ground. Last week I got a Crossvine from one of our humgardeners in Philly and it is in the ground around my arbor. Thursday I removed quite a few hostas, since I know longer have a mostly shade garden to pass along to a new local gardener who just got married and moved into a new home and included some irises and a couple of Lily of the valley I know this is a swap thread but just wanted to emphasize the excitement we gardeners experience when we receive or share plants and seeds to further promote our addiction. Penny