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Plant Swap

19 years ago

I went to the master gardener's plant swap in Kingston today-got a few good things. A large pot of Hens and Chicks, some Daturas, a variety of sedums, and a few other things. I am happy to say that the plants I took were the first to disappear. I understand it is always the first Saturday in June, so I'll likely be back next year.

When we got home, we decided to empty the van and head out to Lorjon's for our annual visit since it was kinda crappy outside weatherwise. Spent another $150. Lorjon's is still the best nursery around for perennials.

Joel

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33Cat
19 years ago
I still haven't made it to Lorjon's, but I plan to. I've been too busy trying to find places for the tons of plants I winter sowed. Having plants with no beds left to put them into makes it tricky!

Doesn't Lorjon's have a website?
hosta_miser
Original Author
19 years ago
I originally found them on the web (in 2000 I think), but I have not been able to find them on the web since.

Joel
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klavier
19 years ago
where is Lorjons located?

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