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Central Iowa Swap?

19 years ago

Does anyone know of any swapping going on this spring in or around the central iowa area? I would like to trade lots of diff. perenials. Was on the iowa regional exchange forum and the only postings were from last year. Let me know if anyone has any info. thanks.

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Maude_IA
19 years ago
Hop on I-80 and come over to Morse on June 4!
It's just a few minutes north of Iowa City.

New plantsÂer, um, people are always welcome.

Here is a link that might be useful: Morse Swap Invitation
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