Plant Sale Sept 13, 2014
cag03
9 years ago
Johnson County Iris & Daylily Society will be hosting a plant sale on Saturday, Sept 13 2014 from 9am until 2pm or sold out at the JN Long Cultural Arts Complex Cafeteria and sidewalk in Cleburne.
Please view (and print to post, if desired) attached flyer.
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