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WANTED: Spring Equinox Plant Exchange

16 years ago

March 21, from 10am to 2pm. 4932 NE 30th, 97211.

Everyone is welcome to participate!

Bring plants, seeds, or any extra gardening supplies you have to share and trade with others. Please label plants and seeds if you can. We will also be planting in front of our cafe space and welcome anyone whoÂd like to lend a hand.

Spring Equinox Plant Exchange

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