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Parkway Partners will be having their Plant Sale

19 years ago

I went last year and got some great stuff and had fun. You don't have to be a New Orleans resident!

Oh, and remember the Feb. 12 Rose sale at City Park that I posted earlier! That's coming soon, this next.

Here is the website

http://www.parkwaypartners.com/Tree&%20Plant%20Sale/T%20&%20P%20sale%202004.htm

"PARKWAY PARTNERS PROGRAM

and

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND PARKWAYS

are pleased to announce

our annual

Tree and Plant Sale

Saturday, March 12, 2005

8:00 am to 12 noon

at

Department of Parks & Parkways

2829 Gentilly Blvd., New Orleans"

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Honeybee
19 years ago
drasaid,

Can't get the address to work?? Could you post a link or e-mail me.

Honeybee39574@webtv.net

Thanks,
Honeybee
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