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4th annual Winston-Salem area, NC swap 4-29-07

17 years ago

Saturday April 29 in my garden in Lewisville, NC. 12 noon to 2PMish. Sign up here and I will email you the directions in a mass email when all have signed up. Bring a plant or plants and take as many as you want, no rules. Light refreshments will be served. Rain date May 5th. Please share your trade lists here, even if they are not a complete list.

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Lynda Waldrep
17 years ago
April 29 is a Sunday. I can come on Sunday, but not on Sat., if that is actually the date. Double check and repost. Would love to visit and bring a few plants to swap.
Have a few hexastylis, lobelias, iteas, and other natives IF they pull through the winter outside in pots! Non-natives would be rohdeas and corydalis.
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Lavoie Boho
Original Author
17 years ago
Make that Saturday April 28th. I'm sorry for the error.
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red_clay_soil
17 years ago
Sign me up to attend! I'll be getting stuff ready over the next month--and will be posting a trade list in the next couple of weeks.
red_clay_soil
17 years ago
Hey Robin,
Has anyone else said they'd be coming to your swap?

--Laura in T-Ville

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