4th Annual Seed Swap-
​January 25, 2020

From Our Gardens to Yours!

​The Rowser Building
1739 Jefferson Davis Highway
Stafford VA 22554
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Thanks for these 2019 Pictures,
​Sean McLaurin

... and Tracy Blevins!

"National Seed Swap Day"  
in the Central Rappahannock Area
Was a Welcome Taste of Spring!!!

This is a Virginia Cooperative Extension program put on by Extension Master Gardeners.
The event is sponsored by the Master Gardener Association of the Central Rappahannock Area (MGACRA) and is the
time that the Fredericksburg area has participated in National Seed Swap Day events.  

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Second Annual Seed Swap Day- January 2018 ...
​was a big SUCCESS!!!

2018 Pictures thanks to Tracy Blevins , Sean McLaurin,
Glenn Valdez, & ​Ron Singleton
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Seed Swap Day Event - Saturday, January 27, 2018
Free and Open to the Public - Sponsored by Fredericksburg Area Master Gardeners

SEED SWAP!!!!
A day of Spring in the middle of Winter!

The Central Rappahannock Extension Master Gardeners
(MGACRA) celebrated National Seed Swap Day, January 27, 2018 by hosting a Seed/Gardening Swap at the
Central Rappahannock Regional Library on Caroline Street in Fredericksburg, VA.
          A host of seeds*, plants*, cuttings*, tools, books, magazines, flower pots, etc were on display for swapping!
​Gardening information and enthusiasm were shared by all!
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Swap Fun 2017!!

​National Seed Swap Day was celebrated in style, in Fredericksburg, VA on Saturday, January 28, 2017,  thanks to the hard work and copious preparation of Karen Brace and Katy Stewart, and their large cadre of volunteers. Not only were there seeds and cuttings to swap, but three excellent speakers filled attendee’s heads with stirring words:

• Gryphon Corpus helped us understand our vital, native pollinators,
• Ann Gorrell gave practical advice on growing herbs to spice up our lives, and
• We were provided brilliant answers for the question, “What’s a gardener to do in the winter?” by Mr. David M. Roos.​ 

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