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| Let's set a date for Oct. 14, 2006 at 10 a.m. up by the lake/picnic area.
Let's plan on lunch as well. Please list what you plan to bring for lunch. Please list the plants you will bring to swap, plants you are wanting. |
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| I ain't sure about food, since that dead 'ole chicken I've been offerin's been passed around for the past two years and ain't much left of him, but here's my trade list: Agave 'lophantha' pups (established 1-gal. pots) FYI, most everything I'm offering is established, but will not necessarily survive if planted this fall in Zone 7b, so please be prepared to pamper it through the coming winter in its container. A spring planting will help ensure the survival of most of the plants I'm offering. Please visit my GW Exchange Page for my list of "wants". Thanks a bunch! |
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- Posted by tony_pman 7b/8a Al. (tcmpman@aol.com) on Wed, Sep 27, 06 at 20:52
| Please check my plant list on the plants I have to trade. Some can only be traded in Spring , but ask. I have a lots I am going to get rid of. If you don't see what you want ask. If interested in any of the big Shrubs or a lots of plants-you can come and dig. I also have pots of all sizes. I am only interest in shade, native, bigleaf, hosta, daylilys, palms, or unusall plants. I will trade for potting soil, top soil, humus, munure, farm tools, old tools, regular hand tools of any kind(mine got stolen) or any yard art,bird houses, ect. I am mostly interested in the supplies listed. |
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- Posted by tony_pman 7b/8a Al. (tcmpman@aol.com) on Wed, Sep 27, 06 at 21:26
| I forgot to say that I still trade for cakes and pies and other good food. I sure did like all the food I traded for last swap. I am still by myself and still don't like to cook for just one person . Tony |
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| HAVE: Various Bulbs: Garlic Chives, Day Lilies, Jonquils Also: Home-made soap! From scratch. |
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| I hate I will miss you guys! My kids have a Yoshukai tournament that day in Albertville. I do need to thin a bunch of plants out though if anyone wants to come out to my house and get some plants. See you all soon, |
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| looking forward to it. see my plant list. tell me what you want and i expect we can trade. i'm easy. i'll probably bring one of my famous lake harding chocolate cakes. wayne |
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- Posted by browneyedsusan z7b AL (My Page) on Wed, Oct 4, 06 at 6:38
| I have started updating my list and will continue to do so as I find plants that need to be divided. Please take a look and email me if you want something. Susan |
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- Posted by tsmith2579 Z7B/8A-Alabama (My Page) on Fri, Oct 6, 06 at 21:08
| I'm bringing 20-24 hotdogs, buns, kraut, mustard, ketchup, onion and relish for lunch. Tony, what the heck is your last name. I'm old and my memory .. uh ... memory...uh ... now what was I asking - oh yeah, memory sometimes fails me. I'm bringing your Canary Island palm. Wayne Smith, I'm bring your 2 EEs and Turk's Cap. Anything else? BTW, did you ever live in Tarrant? Have I missed anything I promised or anyone? |
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- Posted by roseyp8255 z8 - SC AL (My Page) on Sun, Oct 8, 06 at 21:32
| Ya'll have fun - i will miss ya'll! Will be in Prattville @ a ball tournament all weekend - Nelson, Susan, and others, i know i owe ya'll plants - shooting for spring. Rosemary |
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- Posted by gardeningmaniac (My Page) on Tue, Oct 10, 06 at 12:39
| Hey where is Oak Mtn State Park? I have some day lilys the regular orange kind and some yellow and I have some yellow dwarf cannas. They are so overgrown and need to be divided desperatly. Nomad |
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- Posted by tsmith2579 Z7B/8A-Alabama (My Page) on Tue, Oct 10, 06 at 15:57
| Take exit 246 off of I-65. That is 4 miles south of the I-459 and I-65 interchange. The park road right in front of the Cracker Barrel, The park road runs parallel to the interstate for a while and then the park road goes under I-65. Go through the main gate. Ask the attendant where is the lake, bike trails and picnic area. Go straight down the road a mile or so until you see the sign for the picnic area and lake. Turn right. We are near the end of that road. |
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| i'm still bringing a chocolate cake. terry--i have lived in KY, NC, SC, and several places in AL, but not Tarrant. terry i'm bringing you a mex. anise. do you want any thing tony i'm bringing you two types of hydrangea and an susan i'm bringing you a yucca and a hosta. nelson you haven't told me what you wanted for those wayne
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- Posted by applepatch (applepatch@bellsouth.net) on Thu, Oct 12, 06 at 21:43
| We will not be able to make the fall swap.I had a little surgery and am just not up to it.Will miss everyone,but will be at the spring swap.Gardening has been put on hold for awhile.Hubby has been so good at watering and taking care of me and the plants,no he did not have to water me.ha ha.See you guys in the spring.Paulette |
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