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Hand Made Clay Post for Fertilizer on May 9th Burtonsville, MD

15 years ago

Hello! I am a potter from the Frederick, MD area and will be bringing some of my personal pottery to trade with anyone who would like one. I will also being more traditional stuff too like metal plant hangers, books etc. I am interested in fertilizer for my vegetable garden. I just recently expanded it and will be trying new veggies that require more fertilizer than I have. I am new at this and do not have much money to spend. I guess the nitrogen based ferts are best for me now. I would love to see what the swap is all about. Thanks for reading.

I would like fertilizer

ornamental grasses

flowering trees- cherry, dogwood, magnolia

would love some clematis

blueberry plant

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busyasabee
15 years ago
Just a gentle reminder ~
We have compiled a list of "Haves" & "Wants" on the Exchanges portion for this MAG Forum. Please visit the Exchanges section & add your stuff to the three threads that we have set-up for the Spring 2009 MAG Swap....it will make it easier for everyone who plans on attending to view what others are looking for or have.

thanks
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