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HAVE: Fall Plant Swap in San Antonio

lavernialadybug

14 years ago

The Blooming Buds group is having their fall plant swap October 10th at MacArthur Park in San Antonio. Everyone is welcome - anything garden related is welcome to exchange. No aloe, cactus, or wandering jew please as everyone has an over abundance of these plants already. We will have our usual pot luck lunch so bring something to share if you plan to particiate. We will have plates and utensils. We will also have a speaker (tbd) so Master Gardener's can get a couple of CEU's.

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plantmaven
14 years ago
Not to be confused with the Gardenweb swap at Pavilion #3.

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lavernialadybug
Original Author
14 years ago
Right, but the swap is open to anyone. You may find something you don't have - it's always fun. Last Fall we had it down on Hemisfair plaza at the Schultze House - although it is enjoyable down there, the parking has gotten to be a hassle.
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