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WANTED: Have edibles to trade at Edgewater Swap

10 years ago

I'm into permaculture plants and have the following to trade for edibles at our upcoming Garden Swap here in Edgewater Nov 10 from 2-4pm at Maynard May Park 413 S Riverside Drive.
Okinawa spinach, sugar cane, lemon grass, wild coffee, edible hibiscus, African blue basil, spotted bee balm seeds..
Thanks :)

Here is a link that might be useful: Edgewater Permaculture Society's website

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saultic
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10 years ago
oops..almost forgot..I also have dragon fruit pitaya and natal plums to trade..
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