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Southern Massachusetts Plant Swap May 2005

19 years ago

Hello,

I am hosting a plant swap from 1:00PM until 4:00PM on the 28th of May. My place is located about 6 miles off of 495 (Exit 16) near the Woonsocket RI border. I am in Blackstone, Massachusetts. PLMK if you are interested in attending or co-hosting this event. Thanks in advance and be well.

Always,

Dee

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Bethany873
18 years ago
i just emailed you about this.....maybe you could post it in the winter sowing and vegetable gardening forums as well? i didn't even know there was a "get-together" forum. the winter sowing crowd i bet would be especially interested in this, everyone seems to have extra plants!
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Lavoie Boho
18 years ago
I agree that this forum doesnt generate a lot of response. I have had better luck using my local forum to hand-pick guests by viewing their about-me pages to see where they live. I moved from the Boston area to NC 3 yrs ago and hosted my first plant swap May 2004. 2 people attended. I think there must be a better way to meet other gardeners short of putting an ad in the paper. There arent any garden clubs here either. Email me for more ideas.
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