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OT Question about the wintersowing seed exchange

15 years ago

Ok it is getting close to that time of year again. And I was just wondering has a host for this step forward or not. Since I was also thinking about doing a wishlist seed swap and so I was thinking if no one has steped up that I would be willing to do it. Let me know what you think, thanks

Paula

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molly_and_me
15 years ago
Token was the host last year. In late July he asked if someone would be the host this year. conniesc volunteered (Aug 2 comments).

I donÂt know if she is still planning to be the host. Nothing has been posted yet.

The link below will take you to that post.

Here is a link that might be useful: host for winter sowing swap and other things
conniesc
15 years ago
Paula I would be more than willing to host, but if you would like to, please host. I am just itching to get a seed swap going :)

I recently posted for an alphabet swap, but so far no takers :(
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