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First of many Plant Swap N.E. Texas

18 years ago

I am hosting a plant swap at my home in Gilmer, Texas Saturday May 20,2006 from 10am until 2pm. I have several canvas gazebos and will gather up as many tables as I can. Beverages will be provided, bring a sack lunch or snacks. Also bring your lawn chairs. A drawing will be held for a special prize. Don't miss out on a fun day of plant talk and lots of plant swapping.I can squeeze lots of people in my yard so come on down. Please let me know if you can attend by Tuesday May 16.

Hope to see you here,

Lana Wesberry

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rozanna
17 years ago
Lana, I live in Panola County - no to far fromGilmer. I am interested and will have roses for trade for perennials.
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