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WANTED: Spring Forward Vine & Herb Swap

12 years ago

Hello Everyone! I'm hosting a swap and I would love for you all to join and spread the word! Since I know a lot of people don't check the Round Robin Forum much, (me included), I thought I would provide a link to get more interest going:
http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/roundrobin/msg032023198671.html

I hope to see you all there - I am super excited!

Stacy

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stardrifting
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12 years ago
This swap is coming together with sign-ups just about every day - We are up to 13 people including me. Come on in! You don't have to have the 25 seed packs to join, just send what you have; we all will be glad to see you there!

Here is a link that might be useful: Spring Forward Vine & Herb Swap
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