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NC Plant Swap- April 10th

20 years ago

I am thinking about doing a plant swap at my home on April the 10th. I live off hwy 18 about 15 minutes north of Shelby, NC and about 30 minutes south of Hickory/Morganton, NC. If you would be interested in attending please let me know or if this will conflict with a day that you have chosen for your swap, please let me know that also, Thanks, Les

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Ralph Whisnant
20 years ago
Les, since that is Easter weekend I will probably be in the area visiting relatives anyway. Whenever you decide except for April 17, I would likely be able to come up from Greenville (SC).
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