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Late Summer Garden Swap???

9 years ago

Anyone interested in a late summer/early autumn garden swap for 2014? I can try to arrange a meet-up at the Shoreview Library or even Roseville Library if folks are interested.

Comments (6)

Trude123
9 years ago
I'm interested. I'm near enough to the area it would be real easy. Let me know.
may8
9 years ago
Roseville library on Hamline and B? Sounds good, when do you have in mind?
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KittyWitty
Original Author
9 years ago
Depending on the weather forecast... would post Labor Day be too late to transplant?
UPucker
9 years ago
Im interested. What will everyone be bringing?

-UPucker
KittyWitty
Original Author
9 years ago
It will depend on what plants we will too much of around that time. We could post our list then. I always have a lot of phlox to thin out. And the wild rose seems to always pop up again - pretty but not in the correct spot.

We should post what time would be better for us - before or after labor day? Or even that weekend? Or flexible?
a.girl.named.max
9 years ago
We would be interested depending on what weekend.

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