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2010 Native Gardening in the Southeast Symposium

14 years ago

Hey y'all! I just read that the Georgia Native Plant Society is having their Native Gardening in the Southeast symposium on Saturday, February 13th, at Chattahoochee Technical College North Metro Campus on 5198 Ross Road, Acworth, GA, 30102. The cost of registration is either $50 (members) or $55 (non-members) dollars.

http://www.gnps.org/shortterm/Symposium_Announcement.php

This is perfect timing for me, as I wanted to plant as many natives as I can! This looks like it'll be great fun and very informative.

KJ

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liliumskygazer
14 years ago
I plan to go. Maybe I'll see ya there.
Iris GW
14 years ago
Well, I wouldn't miss it! I'll be there.

Here is a link that might be useful: Direct link to announcement
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kaja
Original Author
14 years ago
I'd love to meet y'all and say hi! I certainly won't miss it. I am new to Georgia and have so much to learn. I really can't wait. And too, the price is very reasonable.
Iris GW
14 years ago
Well, we should all wear carnations or something so we'll recognize each other!
kaja
Original Author
14 years ago
I'll wear something to identify myself. Or, just look for the really confused person with a perpetual smile. That'll be me.

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