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WANTED: plant swap=south georgia-april 19

16 years ago

FOR REGISTRATION AND MORE INFO E-MAIL dvincent23@hotmail.com

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gapeahen
16 years ago
Hello My Gardening Friend,
It's April 3rd and you know what just around the corner!
Our Plant Swap April 19th, so hope you are gearing up for all the "Fun"
we're going to have! Remember I need a head count by the 10th, so I'll
know everyone will have plenty to eat on Saturday!
Also if you planning to come on Friday night "please" let me know.
We will be going out to eat on Friday night. So I'll need to reserve
us a group table. This restaurant has Great Food and a menu for all
and is out in the county only a short 15 minute drive! They have a "delicious "
homemade Strawberry pie!
If you need directions or help in any way just ask. Remember to put Plant Swap in subject for e-mail
dvincent23@hotmail.com
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