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Soil and Sunshine Garden Club Plant Sale.

16 years ago

Well, I went to the garden club last night, never been before, it was fun and informative, alot of gardeners there. They'll be having a plant sale on May 9, 10. It's from 9:00-6:00, both days. There will be alot there to choose from and at good prices. The address is 8713 Lincoln Blaine. If any one is interested, it should be pretty nice. Just passing it along. They're involved with the Horticultural Society and plan many fun events.

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leftwood
16 years ago
Several members of our Rock Garden Society are members of Soil and Sunshine. It's a good club, and sale. If I remember what they said correctly, get there early. They sell out of most everything.

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