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Archive for May 17, 2008
Upcoming plant sales!
May 17, 2008 by Sara Zoe.
Get your garden started with strong, healthy plants!
Willow Pond Community Farm’s Spring Plant Sale:
Saturday, May 24, 9am - 12 noon at the Pilgrim Church in Brentwood, 197 Middle Rd (Rte 111A), at the intersection with Haigh Rd.
Certified Organic vegetable seedlings, including 20 varieties of tomatoes. To pre-order seedlings, download the Pre-Order Form and mail it in.
McIntosh Atlantic Culinary Academy’s Student Heirloom Plant Sale / Fundraiser:
Saturday, June 7th, 10 AM – 2 PM, McIntosh Atlantic Culinary Academy, 181 Silver Street, Dover, NH
at student greenhouse in rear of academy property
$1.25 per plant (organic seeds, planted in organic soil in biodegradable containers.)Bonus plant for a purchase of 12 or more. Heirloom Tomato Plant descriptions
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