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Plant Swap

17 years ago

I moved to Evansville, Indiana late last summer. Honestly, I've been wondering if my yard will ever dry out enough to plant! Are there ever any plant swaps in this part of Indiana?

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kydaylilylady
17 years ago
Louisville had one last year. Don't know if they're planning one for this year or not.

Janet
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
17 years ago
Our hostess for last year, and this year has just posted, about setting the date for the Louisville Swap.

Might you be able to make it? It was a wonderfully good time...plants everywhere, everyone 'pushin' their many plants, and I think everyone went home with more than they wanted/needed and were quite pleased.

Hope you can make it...not sure just how far Evansville is.

Sue
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wish2okc
Original Author
17 years ago
Louisville isn't too far, about an hour & a half I think. I'll for sure try to make it. Won't have a lot of stuff to swap since I moved into a new house but I'll do my best. I did try a little winter sowing for the first time & have a few things sprouting inside. Just got back from visiting family in southwest Arkansas. It is totally spring there! Driving back north into winter was sooo hard!

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