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mizzteek

Thoughts on another NE Plant Swap...

11 years ago

Hi - will there be another NE plant swap this year? Last year was my first and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I am looking forward to bringing some of my winter sown plants to share!

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  • 11 years ago

    It's online! I'm asking for the day off work, bringing one friend and possibly another.

    http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/2857129/2015-new-england-plant-swap-adams-farm

    The whole exchange/meetup folder structure is different from the old Gardenweb, and I don't quite understand it.


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