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Michigan Plant Exchange Sterling Heights Sept 18

19 years ago

EVERY one is invited to attend A FREE GARDENING PLANT exchange

to all who are interested:

Macomb Plant Exchange

Date: Satuday September 18, 2004

Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 noon

Location: Dodge Park - Between 16 & 18 Mile off Utica Road

Street: 40400 Utica Road

City/State/Zip: Sterling Hts, MI 48313

Gardeners bring your extra plants, seeds, and gardening items to exchange with other local gardeners for their plants! No fees!!

Friendly exchange, nice park. Beautiful park with lots of forest trails for walking - so bring bug spray! We will meet in parking lot LEFT hand side of the lot. A sign will be posted. Will try to find shady location with picinic tables.

**** At 11:30 a seed deminstaton will be conducted on how to harvest seeds from flowers, how to sow seeds, and how to transplant seedlings. Be sure to bring any extra seeds with you to exchange.

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Comments (2)

BARBARA_z5
19 years ago
My gardens are really new, what if I don't have anything to trade at this point? I mean, who needs more daisy plants?
baskettinaa
19 years ago
I suggest that you pot up those daisies and go anyway! There may be a few newbies looking for anything, including daisies! Go and enjoy yourself!
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