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Where is the information on what to bring to a plant swap?

15 years ago

I printed it out but now can't find what I've done with it. I can't find where it's at on GW either. I thought it was an FAQ but I haven't had any luck. It was a suggested list of things a person could bring to a swap besides plants & seeds, things like supplies, information on planning one, etc. All the threads I've found isn't it. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

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don_licuala
15 years ago
Have you tried "Blogs" or "Ask the Experts" at GW ?
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