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Central Ohio Fall Plant Swap/Potluck-9/8/07 - link to info

16 years ago

Hi everyone! The fall plant swap/potluck is on, the event will be moved to Battelle Darby Metro Park this year. This years swap will be hosted by Stephanie (Steph98), my mom Merry Dawn and myself. More info is at the link on the Get-togethers forum, hope everyone can make it!

Jeanne

Here is a link that might be useful: Central Ohio Fall Plant Swap/Potluck-September 8th, 2007

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storygardener
16 years ago
It was GREAT fun!!! Hope that folks will attend the Spring Central Ohio Swap/Potluck in Hilliard.

Thanks to Jeanne, Steph and Merry Dawn.
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