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“Little Swap of Horrors: A Plant and Harvest Equinox Exchange. The event is this Saturday, 6pm at the Black Cat.”

From an email:

“Little Swap of Horrors: A Plant and Harvest Equinox Exchange

free with plant or item to share
$10 admission without item
Bring an item to share with your community!
Trade with other gardeners in the area!
Try something new! Expand your tastebuds!
Trade! Buy from local folx!

The past year and change has been isolating for many folx. Connect with your community by sharing/trading an item from your plant adventures.

Feel free to bring:
Live plants
Seeds
Bulbs
Roots
Cuttings
Anything made from your garden*
salsa? pesto? tea? sweets? infusions? kombucha? etc
Pots
Soil
Tools

*please make sure to write all ingredients for each item.

If you would like to set up a table, get in touch by email here.

Anyone is welcome, you can just stroll on in with a plant or anything. Open too for anyone without plants, it’s $10 with empty hands. Will have a few tables set up, but mostly it’s an open swap.”

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