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Attention: Thunder Bay Area Gardeners

15 years ago

I'm looking for Northwestern Ontario Gardeners to share divisions, seeds and garden tips with. I always have divisions in the spring and fall and I do some seed trading on the Canadian Garden Exchange. I started a group to get us all connected. I would like to meet others passionate about gardening in the Kakabeka Fall, Murillo, Stanley area. Please contact me for more information. I'm not trying to take anything away from Garden Web, I just want to connect with local gardeners. Email at aspen_ridge@tbaytel.net

Thank-you!

Chantal

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