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Plant Swap

19 years ago

A friend and I have been talking about having a plant swap in late May or early June. We live in Manitowoc which is 40 miles South of Green Bay or 75 miles North of Milwaukee. Would like some feed back as to whether anyone is interested in a swap at this time of year. Perennials will be in transplanting size by then and still flower for you when you get them home.

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cantstopgardening
19 years ago
I'm interested.

It would be a whole lot of fun to meet other GWebbers.
Jean
Bob_Zn5
19 years ago
Rachel,
Let me know if you set a date. We'll try to run up there.
Bob
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taitai
18 years ago
I'm from Cleveland. I'm interested.
Shaman
18 years ago
We'd love to attend.
hummingbirddaisy
18 years ago
Hubby and I need a mini vacation....
we would love to attend!
Please keep me updated!!!

Blessings, Tina

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