Plant Exchange, Montgomery County
10 years ago
Hey everyone! William Jeanes Memorial Library in Lafayette Hill will be hosting a plant swap in the first week of June (the 1st-4th)! Drop off your plants on Weds-Fri anytime the library is open. You'll receive a ticket for each plant you bring in. Then, from 10am-11am on Saturday, everyone with tickets can exchange each ticket for a plant. From 11am onward, all plants are up for grabs by anyone who shows up. Please make sure plants are as well-labeled as possible, and preferably in soil, not just cuttings. I hope to see some of you there!
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