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I have garden plots available in Fairfax, Va

gratefulgardens

14 years ago

I am opening the land up behind my store for the community to garden there own food. This land was farmed by mennonites/Amish (spelling?) for years and years. Since then no one has put any chemicals on this land. We would like to keep it that way. If you or a friend are interested please stop by 11-7 anyday. 11923 Lee Hwy Fairfax, Va 22030

Ask for Bryan.

Love and Light,

Grateful Gradens

Comment (1)

hankg_gw
14 years ago
Hi Bryan,
Any takers?
Hank
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