HAVE: Central Virginia Exchange

17 years ago

I'd be glad to hostess an exchange in Central Virginia some time in May. I am in a convenient location...About 12 miles off I-95, about halfway between Richmond and Fredericksburg.

Ideas, suggested dates...

Olivia

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tiffanylovestogarden
16 years ago
Hi olivia I too live in between those two cities and just came across your email, I live in spotsylvania and I have often wonder how to do a plant exchange and have a nice turnover. maybe we could share our ideas and be ready to do it next spring At your house of course :). What do you think ? Looking forward to hearing from you Tiffany- I have so many plants to share and a bigger greenhouse in the process.
peanut01
15 years ago
I know this is a 2 year old post but I live in the spotsy/fredericksburg area as well and would be interested in doing some sort of local exchange. Wouldnt mind hosting either or just attending somewhere.

David
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