Location: Event address at a private residence in Bel Air (Harford County) will be provided to registrants closer to the event date.

Sponsored by Wild Ones Greater Baltimore

Fall is the perfect time to thin your gardens and share your spreading plants looking for new homes.

Join us even if you are new to native gardening and do not have anything to share yet. We are happy to help new gardeners get started.

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Location: Belle Ziegler Park, 521 Albany Ave, Takoma Park, MD 20912-4142

Let’s support each other in growing our gardens and spreading the native plant love! This plant and seed share is for native plants or nativars only. Some people prefer straight species only, so please clearly identify if it’s a nativar (see below) instead of a straight species native. When in doubt whether a plant is native to our area, check the website of Maryland Biodiversity Project (http://marylandbiodiversity.com/viewFamilies.php...).

All are welcome; we know that gardeners who are at the beginning of their native plant journeys may not have as much to share. Bring what you can and know that we’re happy to have you there!

This event will occur rain or shine, thanks to our cozy pavilion.

This event is sponsored by Climate Action Coffee, the Pollinator group. For more information or to get involved, please contact Ken Allen: kallen808@gmail.com

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BRING TO SHARE:

• - Native plants bare-root or in new potting soil
• - Native plant seeds
• - Gardening supplies: pots, etc.
• - Low-edge boxes, large yogurt containers, or other supplies for helping folks bring their plants home
• - Small paper envelopes for folks to bring seeds home in

PLANT SAFETY:

- Avoid the spread of invasive species like the jumping worm by only sharing bare-root plants or plants in newly purchased soil. Gently shake all the dirt out of the roots at the site where you dug up the plant. Soak in water to get the last of the soil off. Then transfer to fresh potting soil or fresh water to keep roots moist during the plant share.

- Label your seeds and plants with species and any other details (growing conditions, color, height, etc.), and clearly label nativars.

COVID SAFETY:

• - Bring hand sanitizer.
• - If you have cold symptoms, please wear a mask.
• - If you have had contact with someone who has COVID, please sit out this event.

Transportation: on-street parking, bike station nearby, metro accessible (Takoma Station)

We'll be at the picnic tables under the pavilion. Place your plants on one portion of a table and browse the others

Porta potty available

Playground is next to pavilion

DONATIONS: Suggested $2-$4

This event is free!

However, Climate Action Coffee paid out of pocket for the venue and materials, so if you can bring $2-5 to help them cover that cost, we will appreciate it! You can bring cash on the day of, or donate by PayPal @ kallen808@gmail.com or Venmo to @ Kenneth-Allen-37. If need the last four digits of Ken's phone number it's 5643. Please include a note that it's for the plant swap. Anything extra we receive will go toward the cost of materials for the event, and extra donations beyond that will roll forward for a spring 2025 plant share.

Location: Fountain Rock Nature Center 8511 Nature Center Place Walkersville, MD 21793

Sponsored by Master Gardeners Frederick County Maryland

Rain or Shine

All are welcome! Join us to swap seeds for native plants and heirloom vegetables. Seeds should be in envelopes/containers and labelled with name, growing conditions, and date (month, year) & location of harvest. If you don’t have seeds to share, come to learn and take some seeds home! No plants please.

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