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WANTED: Garden help in exchange for plants

12 years ago

Hi Garden friends,

Sorry I missed the swap this year, but I am now the proud mamma of a new little sprout named Lianna. All is well, but I am unable to care for my many gardens right now as I recuperate and care for my baby. All I can do is look out the window as everything fills in and flowers. Is there anyone who would be able to help with some weeding, pruning and mulching in exchange for plants from my garden? There are many extra natives and perennials for sun or shade whatever you like. I would be very grateful.

Please send me email.

Thanks,

Susan

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busyasabee
12 years ago
hi Susan!
We missed you @ swap this year. Congratulations on your baby girl!
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