I figured today would be as good as any to get this thing officially announced. I am still tweeking the official copy, so I borrowed this rewrite from my buddy Jenion. Thanks Dude!
7TH ANNUAL PARK CIRCLE PLANT SWAP
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
April 10th, 10am set-up and browse....11am swap...immediately afterwards...LUNCH!
This year we are having it at Park Circle in North Charleston, by the Gazebo. There are picnic tables, bathrooms and LOTS of room for kids to play and even more room for plants, parking and food.
Pretty much everybody in Charleston is familiar with Park Circle....there are numerous ways to get to it, depending on which way you are coming. If you want or need directions you can E-mail me, I will get it and respond ASAP.
The way we swap will be the same... the basic Free For All. I will say go, everybody will grab ONE (1) plant and take it to their hiding area. After everybody has a plant, we repeat the process. Nice and Simple!
We will have plates and napkins and such, Please bring your own drinks and food for as many as you can. We like to do a Pot Luck style picnic and encourage everybody to stick around and participate. The socializing afterwards is as much fun as the swap itself, please try to give yourself enough time to stay and enjoy yourself!
If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask.
Tell your friends, neighbors and anybody else you can think of....2010 will be the best Plant Swap YET in Charleston!
Happy Growing Folks! Get those seedlings and cuttings started!
Darren
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About Me
- Darren
- Smithfield, North Carolina, United States
- My name is Darren Sheriff. I am a SCNLA Certified Professional Nurseryman, A Charleston County Master Gardener Emeritus and I am the President of The Citrus Guy Horticultural Consulting Group. As a member of the Coastal Carolina Camellia Society as well as the founder of the Lowcountry Fruit Growers Society, I am a past president of both groups. I am known as "The Citrus Guy" as an expert in the cultivation of Citrus. I am an Exotic Tropical Fruit buff, and have grown things many people have never heard of. I am well versed in all other kinds of fruit as well. I aced the MG course with a 100% on the final exam as well as a correspondence course on Landscaping and Gardening I started this blog as a means to extend the MG Mission of education. I enjoy teaching and this blog will be educational, sometimes funny, and hopefully always inspirational. I can be reached at TheCitrusGuy@netzero.com if you have questions about my writings, your garden, or pretty much anything relating to horticulture. I love helping people with their garden problems. You can also find me on Facebook as The Citrus Guy.
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