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Volunteer opportunity

21 years ago

The Baltimore Conservatory is reopening after being closed for renovations for nearly 2 years. They are desperately in need of volunteers for propagating, watering, pest control, research, newsletter writing, docents, greeters and more. Email me if you want the phone number.

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ltcollins1949
21 years ago
If I lived closer, I would help, but I'm a long ways away. Have you tried contacting your county MG group directly? Our MG are under the County Extension Agent's office. Good luck finding help.
watergal
Original Author
21 years ago
Guess it's worth a shot. Thanks for the idea. A lot of people here in the exurbs don't want to drive that far (about 50 minutes without rush hour) or are afraid of the big "bad" city, but I'll give it a try. Me, I gotta go that far to find a greenhouse to play in, since I can't afford my own!
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