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2010 Eastern Winter Study Weekend
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Rock Gardens of the Future
Great Plants + Fabulous Design
Join us
March 19-21, 2010
in Devens, Massachusetts to hear about terrific new plants for your garden; learn design principles you can use to make your garden more interesting and pleasing; buy great plants; enter a plant show; and mingle with other obsessed gardeners. Devens, Massachusetts is the new town on the site of the former Fort Devens, 30 miles west of Boston.
If interested in more information, please go to the web page at
http://nargs.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=144:2010-eastern-study-weekend&catid=35:nargs-level-study-weekends&Itemid=122
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Re: 2010 Eastern Winter Study Weekend
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Quote from: Hugh MacMillan on December 28, 2009, 10:43:26 AM
Rock Gardens of the Future
Great Plants + Fabulous Design
Join us
March 19-21, 2010
in Devens, Massachusetts to hear about terrific new plants for your garden; learn design principles you can use to make your garden more interesting and pleasing; buy great plants; enter a plant show; and mingle with other obsessed gardeners. Devens, Massachusetts is the new town on the site of the former Fort Devens, 30 miles west of Boston.
If interested in more information, please go to the web page at
http://nargs.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=144:2010-eastern-study-weekend&catid=35:nargs-level-study-weekends&Itemid=122
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I'll be there, I live just 6 miles from the Devens MA event, I could even run there, 6 miles is a nearly daily routine
Looking forward to meeting you there, and meeting up with all NARGS members that are able to attend.
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Mark McDonough
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