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Local Reno plant trades

dustin_nevadanorth

16 years ago

How about getting some local trades going? Click on the "exchange" tab above and post what you want or have. I can do local trades year round for some stuff. Right now I have a lot of African violet babies to get started with. When it thaws I will have ever more to work with. LetÂs get ready for spring!

Here is a link that might be useful: Nevada exchange

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gardenluv
16 years ago
I am not sure what (if anything) I will have this year, but I would be interested. If nothing else, I could meet some of you other local gardeners.
ljrmiller
16 years ago
I won't know what I have until later, but I can reasonably expect to have lamb's ears (Stachys betonica) and variegated Bishop's weed (Aegopodium podagraria) for anyone who asks.
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gardenluv
16 years ago
I should have tomato plants, some pepper plants (maybe) and a bunch of flowers, but won't know which ones for a little while.

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