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Saturday plant swap

16 years ago

I really enjoyed my first plant swap. I have met a lot of wonderful people and would like to keep in touch and see then at the next one. I really got some beautiful plants and I want to thank the ones that I asked for specific plants and I did get them and I really appreciate it very much. So talk at you later on and hope to see you on the web. Wanda

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memphistigerlily
16 years ago
I enjoyed it as well! Everyone was so nice and welcoming.
Now I just have to try to place everyones real name to their screen name on here.

I want to thank everyone for lovely plants,flowers and veggie plants and most of all I thank you for your fellowship!
~Kim
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