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Hilo Plant Sale! March 3rd & 4th, 2006

18 years ago

Aloha Plant Folks!

There will be a plant sale at the Edith Kanakaole stadium on March 3rd and 4th. It is the one by the Big Island Association of Nurserypersons (Well, they call themselves "Nurserymen" but that seems a bit gender specific and a lot of them are of the female persuasion.) Anyway, on Friday the sale is from 5 to 9 PM and on Saturday the sale is from 9AM to 2 PM.

There is usually the whole stadium full of plants with lots to choose from and the admission is free. (So, since I told you all about it, does this mean I get to stand in front of you in line to get in the door? At least leave a plant or two for me!)

A hui hou!

Cathy

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hotzcatz
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18 years ago
Hello! I'm just answering myself so the message will circulate down in the stack. There is another plant sale coming up in Kona, though. Pua Plantasia, I think they call it, but I'm not sure exactly when. Anyway, I'm just putting a reply to the original message so it will filter down. A hui hou!
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