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Native plant sale this weekend

12 years ago

Now that I see the DeKalb MG sale message, it reminds me that I don't think I've reminded folks of the Georgia Native Plant Society's annual plant sale this Saturday:

April 30, 10 am to 2 pm

McFarlane Nature Park, Marietta

The entrance is from Paper Mill Rd, use the address below for GPS devices:

Atlanta Country Club Drive

Marietta, GA 30067

Once on Papermill Rd, there will be many signs and volunteers directing to help with the traffic flow.

This is the Society's biggest fundraiser. We have trees, shrubs, vines, ferns, perennials for sun and shade, even bog plants - all native and many of them were rescued locally. If you're looking for me, I'll be in my favorite area - trees and shrubs. Stop by and say hi.

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Iris GW
Original Author
12 years ago
All done - long day, but fun. Thankfully good weather, but I think we had a lot of competition for other things going on.
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