The Garden Club of Los Altos is proud to sponsor the Plant Exchange together with the Los Altos Recreation Department and support from the Los Altos History Museum.

This is a very popular plant exchange that brings people from all over the area who often have wonderful and interesting plants that you do not see at the nurseries and hard to find varieties.

Please support this worthy event by donating your plants in pots, cuttings, bulbs, small shrubs or trees. Do label them to the best of your knowledge, and note the color of the blooms or other specific characteristic like scent, variegation, slow/fast spreading, etc. Plastic pots and garden related items are also welcome. Please contact Linda Dewi by email at ldewi2000@yahoo.com if you have any questions or if you want to help.

Linda Dewi, Plant Exchange Chair

Drop off plant: 9:30 - 10:00 AM

Sale Begins: 11:00 AM

The Plant and Bake sale is a fundraiser for the club and your chance to show your support.

If you have plants to donate for the sale, bring them early between 9:30 and 10AM so we have plenty of time to price and arrange our tables.

What to Bring: perennials, bulbs, succulents, house plants, or any garden related items in good condition, decorative pots, plant stands etc. No cuttings or really heavy pots, save those for the plant exchange happening this Saturday, on September 27. Please attach a label with name, color, size or even a photo, this really helps to sell the plants!

The Bake Sale is a great way to participate if you do not have plants. It will be held inside Luther Hall - if you’re a baker, this is your chance to shine!

What we need: small loaves of breads, pies, or cakes; cookies or bars decoratively packaged. Please label all goodies especially noting if they contain nuts or are gluten free, etc. Jams, jellies and fruit from your trees are also welcome. Try to bring your items early so they can be priced and arranged.

Have you noticed the price of plants lately? Our sale is a real bargain so tell your friends; we welcome everyone.

Susan Moss, Plant Sale Chair

THE GARDEN CLUB OF LOS ALTOS (a non-profit) is proud to sponsor the Plant Exchange together with the Los Altos Recreation Department and support from the Los Altos History Museum. 

To avoid the delay at check-in, here is what you can do:

LABEL ALL PLANTS
Include name and flower color.
The #1 reason for delay is unmarked plants. If you have your plants labeled, you can go directly to check in and save time.

DO BRING
Rooted plants in pots (optional for succulents)
Bulbs
Cuttings
Small shrubs or trees
Cut cell packs into 6 sections
DIVIDE large clumps like agapanthus, bamboos, society garlic (no need to pot).

DO NOT BRING
Unmarked plants--have flower color at least. (Often we can help ID at check-in)
Wilted plants
Weeds or invasive plants OR large undivided clumps.

HONOR SYSTEM OBSERVED HERE
Take in proportion to what you bring. Take only one of each type of plant, or 2-3 of a cutting or a bulb.

VOLUNTEER FOR A 30 MINUTE SHIFT
Choose set up from 8:45-10:00 a.m., or Check-In from 9:30-10:00 a.m., or clean up from 11:30-12:00 noon.
Email Linda Dewi at ldewi2000@yahoo.com.
If you are participating in the exchange and want to volunteer you can still do so by volunteering at the event just let us know at Check-In.

Drop off plant: 9:30 - 10:30 AM

Sale Begins: 11:00 AM

The sale is our twice yearly fundraiser to help pay the rent and pay our speakers that present our wonderful programs. By donating plants for the sale, shopping and volunteering at the sale, you are helping the club in many ways!

Please bring your plants early, so they may be priced and arranged. Bring your potted and rooted perennials, trees, bushes, succulents, bulbs, houseplants, African violets, etc. Four-inch to gallon pots are preferred; no oversized plants that are too heavy and hard to lift. Veggie and annual seedling plants are also appreciated and sell very well!
Bake Sale: Think about bringing attractively packaged jams, breads, cookies, etc as we will have the bake sale inside the church hall. This is good way for the bakers to contribute; we always look forward to delicious treats from your kitchen. Thank you to those that have signed up to help with the sale! Contact me with questions or to sign-up and help.

Susan Moss, Plant & Bake Sale Chair

To avoid the delay at check-in, here is what you can do:

LABEL ALL PLANTS
Include name and flower color.
The #1 reason for delay is unmarked plants. If you have your plants labeled, you can go directly to check in and save time.

DO BRING
Rooted plants in pots (optional for succulents)
Bulbs
Cuttings
Small shrubs or trees
Cut cell packs into 6 sections
Divide large clumps like agapanthus, bamboos, society garlic (no need to pot).

DO NOT BRING
Unmarked plants--have flower color at least. (Often we can help ID at check-in)
Wilted plants
Weeds or invasive plants or large undivided clumps.

HONOR SYSTEM OBSERVED HERE
Take in proportion to what you bring. Take only one of each type of plant, or 2-3 of a cutting or a bulb.

Betty Lee, Plant Exchange Chair

Drop off plant: 9:30 - 10:30 AM

Sale Begins: 11:00 AM

The sale is our twice yearly fundraiser to help pay the rent and pay our speakers that present our wonderful programs. By donating plants for the sale, shopping and volunteering at the sale, you are helping the club in many ways!

Please bring your plants early, so they may be priced and arranged. Bring your potted and rooted perennials, trees, bushes, succulents, bulbs, houseplants, African violets, etc. Four-inch to gallon pots are preferred; no oversized plants that are too heavy and hard to lift. Veggie and annual seedling plants are also appreciated and sell very well!
Bake Sale: Think about bringing attractively packaged jams, breads, cookies, etc as we will have the bake sale inside the church hall. This is good way for the bakers to contribute; we always look forward to delicious treats from your kitchen. Thank you to those that have signed up to help with the sale! Contact me with questions or to sign-up and help.

Susan Moss, Plant & Bake Sale Chair

We are proud to sponsor the Plant Exchange together with the Los Altos Recreation Department and support from the Los Altos History Museum. 
Attendance is up at this popular event and so to avoid the delay at check-in, here is what you can do:

LABEL ALL PLANTS
Include name and flower color.
The #1 reason for delay is unmarked plants. If you have your plants labeled, you can go directly to check in and save time.

DO BRING
Rooted plants in pots (optional for succulents)
Bulbs
Cuttings
Small shrubs or trees
Cut cell packs into 6 sections
DIVIDE large clumps like agapanthus, bamboos, society garlic (no need to pot).

DO NOT BRING
Unmarked plants--have flower color at least!!! (Often we can help ID at check-in)
Wilted plants--(Would you want a wilted plant?....)
Weeds or invasive plants OR large undivided clumps.

HONOR SYSTEM OBSERVED HERE
Take in proportion to what you bring. Take only one of each type of plant, or 2-3 of a cutting or a bulb.

VOLUNTEER FOR A 30 MINUTE SHIFT
Choose set up from 8:45-10:00 a.m., or Check-In from 9:30-10:00 a.m., or clean up from 11:30-12:00 noon. Email Betty Lee at betlee59@gmail.com if you can help.

Drop off plant: 9:30 - 10:30 AM

Sale Begins: 11:00 AM

The sale is our twice yearly fundraiser to help pay the rent and pay our speakers that present our wonderful programs. By donating plants for the sale, shopping and volunteering at the sale, you are helping the club in many ways!

Please bring your plants early, so they may be priced and arranged. Bring your potted and rooted perennials, trees, bushes, succulents, bulbs, houseplants, African violets, etc. Four-inch to gallon pots are preferred; no oversized plants that are too heavy and hard to lift. Veggie and annual seedling plants are also appreciated and sell very well!
Bake Sale: Think about bringing attractively packaged jams, breads, cookies, etc as we will have the bake sale inside the church hall. This is good way for the bakers to contribute; we always look forward to delicious treats from your kitchen. Thank you to those that have signed up to help with the sale! Contact me with questions or to sign-up and help.

Susan Moss, Plant & Bake Sale Chair

THE GARDEN CLUB OF LOS ALTOS (a non-profit) is proud to sponsor the Plant Exchange together with the Los Altos Recreation Department and support from the Los Altos History Museum. 

LABEL ALL PLANTS
Include name and flower color.
The #1 reason for delay is unmarked plants. If you have your plants labeled, you can go directly to check in and save time.

DO BRING
Rooted plants in pots (optional for succulents)
Bulbs
Cuttings
Small shrubs or trees
Cut cell packs into 6 sections
DIVIDE large clumps like agapanthus, bamboos, society garlic (no need to pot).

DO NOT BRING
Unmarked plants--have flower color at least! (Often we can help ID at check-in)
Wilted plants
Weeds or invasive plants OR large undivided clumps.

HONOR SYSTEM OBSERVED HERE
Take in proportion to what you bring. Take only one of each type of plant, or 2-3 of a cutting or a bulb.

VOLUNTEER FOR A 30 MINUTE SHIFT
Choose set up from 8:45-10:00 a.m., or Check-In from 9:30-10:00 a.m., or clean up from 11:30-12:00 noon.

If you can volunteer please email to Betty Lee at betlee59@gmail.com

• 9:30-10:00AM - Plants Dropoff

• 11:00AM - Sale begins

• 12:30PM - Sale ends

The Garden Club of Los Altos is planning to hold the Fall Plant and Bake Sale at the Los Altos Lutheran Church, corner of El Monte & Cuesta before our general meeting. Plant sale will take place in the picnic area. Garden Club members grow a variety of vegetables, perennials, annuals, succulents and bushes, many varieties not sold in local nurseries. Also may have a selection of garden related items such as decorative pots and tools.

Bake Sale will take place inside the church hall.

Payment by cash or check only.

THE GARDEN CLUB OF LOS ALTOS (a non-profit) is proud to sponsor the Plant Exchange together with the Los Altos Recreation Department and support from the Los Altos History Museum. 

LABEL ALL PLANTS
Include name and flower color.
The #1 reason for delay is unmarked plants. If you have your plants labeled, you can go directly to check in and save time.

DO BRING
Rooted plants in pots (optional for succulents)
Bulbs
Cuttings
Small shrubs or trees
Cut cell packs into 6 sections
DIVIDE large clumps like agapanthus, bamboos, society garlic (no need to pot).

DO NOT BRING
Unmarked plants--have flower color at least! (Often we can help ID at check-in)
Wilted plants
Weeds or invasive plants OR large undivided clumps.

HONOR SYSTEM OBSERVED HERE
Take in proportion to what you bring. Take only one of each type of plant, or 2-3 of a cutting or a bulb.

VOLUNTEER FOR A 30 MINUTE SHIFT
Choose set up from 8:45-10:00 a.m., or Check-In from 9:30-10:00 a.m., or clean up from 11:30-12:00 noon.

If you can volunteer please email to Betty Lee at betlee59@gmail.com

9:30-10:00am - Drop off plants

11:00am - Sale begins

The Garden Club of Los Altos is planning to hold the Spring Plant and Bake Sale at the Los Altos Lutheran Church, corner of El Monte & Cuesta before our general meeting. Plant sale will take place in the picnic area. Garden Club members grow a variety of vegetables, perennials, annuals, succulents and bushes, many varieties not sold in local nurseries. Also may have a selection of garden related items such as decorative pots and tools.

Bake Sale will take place inside the church hall. Due to Covid restrictions, please wait to enjoy your purchases at home. The church has asked us not to eat inside at this time.

Payment by cash or check only.

The Garden Club of Los Altos is proud to sponsor the Plant Exchange together with the Los Altos Recreation Department. To avoid delay at check-in, here is what you can do:

LABEL ALL PLANTS
Include name and flower color.
The #1 reason for delay is unmarked plants. If you have your plants labeled, you can go directly to check in and save time.

DO BRING
Rooted plants in pots (optional for succulents)
Bulbs
Cuttings
Small shrubs or trees
Cut cell packs into 6 sections
Divide large clumps like agapanthus, bamboos, society garlic (no need to pot).

DO NOT BRING
Unmarked plants--have flower color at least! (Often we can help ID at check-in)
Wilted plants
Weeds or invasive plants OR large undivided clumps.

HONOR SYSTEM OBSERVED HERE
Take in proportion to what you bring. Take only one of each type of plant, or 2-3 of a cutting or a bulb.

Betty Lee, Plant Exchange Chair

Bring your plants for the sale between 9:30 and 10AM so we have plenty of time to price and arrange. Please label with name or color of bloom, or a photo. Bring well rooted, potted plants in good condition that you would be proud to take home: waterwise-plants, perennials, succulents, winter veggies, houseplants, bulbs in packages of a dozen if large or more if smaller. Garden related items, plants stands, decorative pots, etc. are also welcom.

Sale starts at 11 AM till 12:45PM, with two for one bargains at the conclusion of the meeting.

The Bake Sale will be held inside Luther Hall. If you’re a baker, this is your chance to shine. We need small loaves of breads, pies, and cakes, cookies or bars decoratively packaged. Jams jellies and fruit from your trees are also welcome. Try to bring your goodies early so they can be priced and arranged. Remember this is our Fall fund raiser for the club and your chance to show your support. And please spread the word and tell your friends; all are welcome!

Thank you to the volunteers, who will price and arrange plants; bring a lunch and I will provide drinks and cookies.

Susan Moss, Plant Sale Chair

The Garden Club of Los Altos is proud to sponsor the Plant Exchange together with the Los Altos Recreation Department and support from the Los Altos History Museum.

To avoid delay at check-in, here is what you can do:

LABEL ALL PLANTS
Include name and flower color.
The #1 reason for delay is unmarked plants. If you have your plants labeled, you can go directly to check in and save time.

DO BRING
Rooted plants in pots (optional for succulents)
Bulbs
Cuttings
Small shrubs or trees
Cut cell packs into 6 sections
Divide large clumps like agapanthus, bamboos, society garlic (no need to pot).

DO NOT BRING
Unmarked plants--have flower color at least! (Often we can help ID at check-in)
Wilted plants
Weeds or invasive plants OR large undivided clumps.

HONOR SYSTEM OBSERVED HERE
Take in proportion to what you bring. Take only one of each type of plant, or 2-3 of a cutting or a bulb.

• 9:30-10:00am - Drop off plants

• 11:00am - Sale begins

The Garden Club of Los Altos is planning to hold the Spring Plant and Bake Sale at the Los Altos Lutheran Church, corner of El Monte & Cuesta before our general meeting. Plant sale will take place in the picnic area. Garden Club members grow a variety of vegetables, perennials, annuals, succulents and bushes, many varieties not sold in local nurseries. Also may have a selection of garden related items such as decorative pots and tools.

Bake Sale will take place inside the church hall. Due to Covid restrictions, please wait to enjoy your purchases at home. The church has asked us not to eat inside at this time.

Payment by cash or check only.

We are proud to sponsor the Plant Exchange together with the Los Altos Recreation Department and support from the Los Altos History Museum.

LABEL ALL PLANTS
Include name and flower color.
The #1 reason for delay is unmarked plants. If you have your plants labeled, you can go directly to check in and save time.

DO BRING
Rooted plants in pots (optional for succulents)
Bulbs
Cuttings
Small shrubs or trees
Cut cell packs into 6 sections.
Divide large clumps like agapanthus, bamboos, society garlic (no need to pot).

DO NOT BRING
Unmarked plants--flower color at least -- (Often we can help ID at check-in)
Wilted plants
Weeds or invasive plants
Large undivided clumps (Too hard to manage)

HONOR SYSTEM OBSERVED HERE
Take in proportion to what you bring. Take only one of each type of plant, or 2-3 of a cutting or a bulb.

VOLUNTEER FOR A 30 MINUTE SHIFT
Choose set up from 8:45—10:00 a.m., or check in from 9:30—10:00 a.m., or clean up from 11:30—12:00 noon. Email Betty Lee at betlee59@gmail.com.
If you are participating in the exchange and want to volunteer, you can still do so by volunteering at the event. Let us know at Check-in.

Betty Lee, Plant Exchange Chair

The Garden Club of Los Altos is holding their Spring Plant Sale at l235 Brentwood St, Los Altos California.

Masks are required, payment by cash or check.

Garden Club members grow a variety of vegetables, perennials, annuals, succulents and bushes, many varieties not sold in local nurseries. Also may have a selection of garden related items such as decorative pots and tools.

THE GARDEN CLUB OF LOS ALTOS (a non profit) is proud to sponsor the Plant Exchange together with the Los Altos Recreation Department and support from the Los Altos History Museum.

Attention - due to the construction at Hillview Community Center, the Plant Exchange has been moved !! The Los Altos History Museum has kindly made space available west of the Museum. Turn into the Library driveway, drive past the Library to the first street to the left. There will be 2 parking places blocked off to allow us to drop-off plants, then park in the vicinity. Additional parking is down that street where the Los Altos Police Department, Los Altos Youth Center and City Hall are located.

LABEL ALL PLANTS
Include name and flower color.
The #1 reason for delay is unmarked plants. If you have your plants labeled, you can go directly to check in and save time.

DO BRING
Rooted plants in pots (optional for succulents)
Bulbs
Cuttings
Small shrubs or trees
Cut cell packs into 6 sections.
Divide large clumps like agapanthus, bamboos, society garlic (no need to pot).

DO NOT BRING
Unmarked plants--flower color at least -- (Often we can help ID at check-in)
Wilted plants
Weeds or invasive plants
Large undivided clumps (Too hard to manage)

HONOR SYSTEM OBSERVED HERE
Take in proportion to what you bring. Take only one of each type of plant, or 2-3 of a cutting or a bulb.

VOLUNTEER FOR A 30 MINUTE SHIFT
Choose set up from 8:45—10:00 a.m., or check in from 9:30—10:00 a.m., or clean up from 11:30—12:00 noon. Email Betty Lee at betlee59@gmail.com.
If you are participating in the exchange and want to volunteer, you can still do so by volunteering at the event. Let us know at Check-in.

Betty Lee and Liz Calhoon, Plant Exchange Chairs

The Fall Plant and Bake Sale takes place on Tuesday, September 24th, before our meeting. Proceeds are used to fund our wonderful speaker program and is a way for everyone to support our Club. Drop off plants around 9:30 at the picnic area so that we can price and arrange the tables; we will have helpers to unload your cars. Try and bring your bake sale items early as it makes set-up easier. Tell your friends about our Sale - ALL are welcome! Sale begins at 11 AM until 12:30 PM.

What to bring? Potted well-rooted plants, we prefer 4" or larger but nothing too big or heavy for us to lift. Label plants with Name, Sun or Shade, Color of bloom, How large it gets, etc. A photo of the plant always helps with the sale. Bulbs, including iris, glads, watsonia, freesias, cannas, scilla; Perennials, Grasses, Shrubs, Succulents, Houseplants, Herbs or Fall Veggies are all welcome. And nice Garden Accessories, Decorative Pots, Plant Stands are welcome as well. If you bring bulbs try putting them in plastic bags and label with color if possible. After the meeting, plants will be sold at “buy 1 at original price and get the 2nd plant at the same or lower price for free”.

Bake Sale takes place in our meeting room. Package your baked goods in easy to transport wrappings. Cookies, Cakes, Breads, Pickles, Jams are all good sellers. Lemons, Apples, all Fruits are welcome. Label goodies, especially if they contain nuts, or if they are gluten free.

Our garden volunteers always have fun; bring a lunch, I will provide juice and cookies. Susan Moss, Plant & Bake Sale Chair

THE GARDEN CLUB OF LOS ALTOS (a non profit) is proud to sponsor the Plant Exchange together with the Los Altos Recreation Department and support from the Los Altos History Museum.

Sometimes there is a delay at check in. Here's what you can do to help:

VOLUNTEER FOR A 30 MINUTE SHIFT
Choose set up from 8:45—10:00 a.m., or check in from 9:30—10:00 a.m., or clean up from 11:30—12:00 noon.

LABEL ALL PLANTS with flower color at least!!!!
We can help ID many of the plants.
If you have your plants labeled, you can go directly to check in and save time.

DO BRING
Rooted plants in pots (With succulents, rooting is optional)
Bulbs
Cuttings
Small shrubs or trees
Cut cell packs into 6 sections.
Divide large clumps like agapanthus or society garlic (no need to pot but don't allow to dry out).

DO NOT BRING
Unmarked plants
Wilted plants
Unknown plants or weeds
Large undivided clumps

HONOR SYSTEM OBSERVED HERE
Take in proportion to what you bring. Take only one of each type of plant, cutting or bulb.

DO NOT COME BEFORE 9:30 a.m. unless you are helping set up.Absolutely no browsing before 10:00 a.m.

We have great bargains and wonderful plants propagated by our own members.   Come early for the best selection!

Bake sale items will be on display and sold in the meeting room.  Cookies, cakes, jams, bread etc...

The Garden Club meeting follows the sale at 12:30 with a speaker discussing a timely gardening subject. Guest fee is $5. Yearly Membership is $25 which includes entry to all 9 meetings."

THE GARDEN CLUB OF LOS ALTOS (a non profit) is proud to sponsor the Plant Exchange together with the Los Altos Recreation Department and support from the Los Altos History Museum.

Sometimes there is a delay at check in. Here's what you can do to help:

VOLUNTEER FOR A 30 MINUTE SHIFT
Choose set up from 8:45—10:00 a.m., or check in from 9:30—10:00 a.m., or clean up from 11:30—12:00 noon.

LABEL ALL PLANTS with flower color at least!!!!
We can help ID many of the plants.
If you have your plants labeled, you can go directly to check in and save time.

DO BRING
Rooted plants in pots (With succulents, rooting is optional)
Bulbs
Cuttings
Small shrubs or trees
Cut cell packs into 6 sections.
Divide large clumps like agapanthus or society garlic (no need to pot but don't allow to dry out).

DO NOT BRING
Unmarked plants
Wilted plants
Unknown plants or weeds
Large undivided clumps

HONOR SYSTEM OBSERVED HERE
Take in proportion to what you bring. Take only one of each type of plant, cutting or bulb.

DO NOT COME BEFORE 9:30 a.m. unless you are helping set up. Absolutely no browsing before 10:00 a.m

We have great bargains and wonderful plants propagated by our own members.   Come early for the best selection!

Bake sale items will be on display and sold in the meeting room.  Cookies, cakes, jams, bread etc...

The Garden Club meeting follows the sale at 12:45 with a speaker discussing a timely gardening subject. Guest fee is $5. Yearly Membership is $25 which includes entry to all 9 meetings."

THE GARDEN CLUB OF LOS ALTOS (a non profit) is proud to sponsor the Plant Exchange together with the Los Altos Recreation Department and support from the Los Altos History Museum.

Sometimes there is a delay at check in. Here's what you can do to help:

VOLUNTEER FOR A 30 MINUTE SHIFT
Choose set up from 8:45—10:00 a.m., or check in from 9:30—10:00 a.m., or clean up from 11:30—12:00 noon.

LABEL ALL PLANTS with flower color at least!!!!
We can help ID many of the plants.
If you have your plants labeled, you can go directly to check in and save time.

DO BRING
Rooted plants in pots (With succulents, rooting is optional)
Bulbs
Cuttings
Small shrubs or trees
Cut cell packs into 6 sections.
Divide large clumps like agapanthus or society garlic (no need to pot but don't allow to dry out).

DO NOT BRING
Unmarked plants
Wilted plants
Unknown plants or weeds
Large undivided clumps

HONOR SYSTEM OBSERVED HERE
Take in proportion to what you bring. Take only one of each type of plant, cutting or bulb.

DO NOT COME BEFORE 9:30 a.m. unless you are helping set up.Absolutely no browsing before 10:00 a.m.

WHEN
The plant exchange is Saturday, April 28, 2017 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.

WHERE
Hillview Community Center parking lot, 97 Hillview Avenue, off San Antonio Road in Los Altos.

We have great bargains and wonderful plants propagated by our own members.   Come early for the best selection!

Bake sale items will be on display and sold in the meeting room.  Cookies, cakes, jams, bread etc...

The Garden Club meeting follows the sale at 12:45 with a speaker discussing a timely gardening subject. Guest fee is $5. Yearly Membership is $25 which includes entry to all 9 meetings."

THE GARDEN CLUB OF LOS ALTOS (a non profit) is proud to sponsor the Plant Exchange together with the Los Altos Recreation Department and support from the Los Altos History Museum.

Sometimes there is a delay at check in. Here's what you can do to help:

VOLUNTEER FOR A 30 MINUTE SHIFT
Choose set up from 8:45—10:00 a.m., or check in from 9:30—10:00 a.m., or clean up from 11:30—12:00 noon. To volunteer email Betty Lee at betlee59@gmail.com.

LABEL ALL PLANTS with flower color at least!!!!
We can help ID many of the plants.
If you have your plants labeled, you can go directly to check in and save time.

DO BRING
Rooted plants in pots (With succulents, rooting is optional)
Bulbs
Cuttings
Small shrubs or trees
Cut cell packs into 6 sections.
Divide large clumps like agapanthus or society garlic (no need to pot but don't allow to dry out).

DO NOT BRING
Unmarked plants
Wilted plants
Unknown plants or weeds
Large undivided clumps

HONOR SYSTEM OBSERVED HERE
Take in proportion to what you bring. Take only one of each type of plant, cutting or bulb.

DO NOT COME BEFORE 9:30 a.m. unless you are helping set up.
Absolutely no browsing before 10:00 a.m.

WHEN
The plant exchange is Saturday, September 30, 2017 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.

WHERE
Hillview Community Center parking lot, 97 Hillview Avenue, off San Antonio Road in Los Altos.