Mission Statement: The first priority of this plant swap is to have fun and enjoy the fellowship of other gardeners. Secondly, is to share some of your overstock plants and to collect some new plants in return.

Date:__November 4, 2006 Time:__11-3pm_________

Place:__Mary Kahrs Warnell Forest Education Center
5960 Hwy 17 South, Guyton, GA

What will we do? We will have fun meeting new people, eating, trading plants, learning some gardening tips, discussing our gardens, and enjoying some fall weather. We are also very lucky to be having Gail Lutoswski, Kahrs Warnell Forest Education Center director, to be speaking to our group about local native plants.

Who should come to the plant swap? Anyone who is interested in having fun, meeting other gardeners, and taking some new plants home. You don’t have to be an expert just someone who likes to play in the dirt. We are not Master Gardeners so please do not expect us to know all and to have a lot of fancy, hard to find items.

What to bring to trade? Bring any plants that you think others might like. These can be flowers, herbs, or vegetables. Bring packages of seeds. Bring cuttings, bulbs, corms, rhizomes, etc… Bring gardening magazines or books you no longer need. Bring garden tools, artwork, pots, labels etc… Anything that you think others might like to trade for. Also bring a potluck lunch item.
Cost: Free! No money will be charged for the event or for any of the trades.

Contact Sandra D. at 912-772-8384
or RJDBlues@aol.com
for RSVP, questions, and Directions.