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Canadian Garden Exchange - Seeds/Plants

User
17 years ago

Hi,

I noticed a thread here discussing the need for a Canadian exchange. Gardenweb has this for anyone interested.

Go to the top of this page and look at the related link for

Canadian Garden Exchange

Have fun - trade your extras and get some new stuff.

By the way, I have listed my trade list if anyone is interested, by clicking on my name and going to my trade page.

I have NOT linked this thread for automatic email so if you want to trade, please use my trade page email link.

Cheers,

McPeg

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