Free Plant N Garden Stands Org

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A USDA inspector added this card to our lemon tree today. To learn more about citrus diseases visit this site.

https://www.aphis.usda.gov/plant-pests-diseases/citrus-diseases

 

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There are some fun seeds at the Seed Library inside of
Mesa Motors
South County Club Drive
Mesa, Arizona 85210 U.S.A.

Call Karl Warren (480) 251-2216 if you would like to donate a vehicle to Garden Exchange Stands Org non-profit charity.
Or if you're searching for a car, truck or van.

Donations to 501(c)(3) organizations are tax deductible as allowed by the law. Donors should consult with their personal tax adviser regarding any personal tax deduction.
EIN# 33-2449874

#free #seeds #seedlibrary #gardenexchangestands #itsalifestyle

 

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The Free Seed Baskets are almost full thanks to all of the lovely volunteers!
Stop by during the Milling With Mollen & a Free Seed Basket tomorrow and Sunday and see what's available.
Go to the website Gardenexchangestands.org for all the details.
If you need to register a slot to mill you're mesquite beans follow the link in the details.
#mesquite #edible #trees
#gardening #gardeninspiration #desert #food #gardenexchangestands #itsalifestyle

 

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There was a samples as well. Stop by tomorrow Milling With Mollen & a Free Seed Basket


There was a table with the muffins and peanut butter balls?

 

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Get you're freshly milled mesquite flower. Only a few hours left at the Milling With Mollen & a Free Seed Basket
#fresh #milled #Mesquite #flour #itsalifestyle

 

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While searching route times for the Plant N Seed Exchange at the Stands in Sahuarita and Tucson on Saturday, September 27th, there is a severe weather
alert in Southern Arizona today.
All the details will be published once we get more details. It will be starting at the
"La Fontaine Fleurie"
West Via De Gala
Sahuarita, Arizona U.S.A.
Here is what that Garden Exchange Stand today.

The Seed Libraries and Garden Stands are shared spaces and a community service for all.
We're creating a larger food sovereignty network together with these locations.
#storm #Alerta #Arizona #gardenexchanges #itsalifestyle

 

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40 Things About Life in the Sonoran desert
1. Gardeners here are the best, join our private group, extreme garden club Garden Exchange Stands of Arizona. This community loves to share at our Seed Libraries and Stands.
2. We laugh at your winter weather reports.
3. In summer, flip-flops are considered formal attire.
4. We can correctly pronounce saguaro, Mogollon, Prescott, Gila.
5. There is a huge difference between 105 and 115 degrees.
6. We don’t sweat until it hits 100.
7. We don't whine until it hits 110.
8. The worst part of summer isn't the daily highs. It's the overnight lows (in the 90s).
9. Sweatshirts/sweaters come out when it dips into the 70s. Anything beyond that requires winter wear.(most of us don't own winter wear)
10. Palm trees suck at providing shade.
11. Nothing marks a tourist like posing in front of a saguaro.
12. The best thing about summer is bargains at local resorts and waiting for cooler weather for yard sales.
13. Bolo ties are the state’s official neck wear, but only 2 types wear them: campaigning politicians and tourists. (And the Earnhardt Ford guy).
14. A summer breeze doesn't provide cooling relief. It's more like opening the oven door.
15. Aerial photography makes advancing walls of dust look way more ominous than they really are. Unless you’re driving.
16. If life was fair, air-conditioning repairmen would earn as much in summer as professional baseball players.
17. We don't make a big deal about stunning sunrises and sunsets because most of ours are like that.
18. We know lightning can cause all sorts of havoc, yet thunderstorms are one of the coolest things about the desert, and we actually get out and talk with our neighbors.
19. The car windshield needs to be replaced (or it will, soon).
20. We keep insulated grocery bags in our cars to keep the ice cream from melting on the way home.
21. The best parking spots aren't the closest, they are the rare ones in the shade.
22. Our favorite smell is the desert after a rain storm is the chaparrel- aka-creosote.
23. We don't expect cold water to come out of the cold water tap.
24. We miss lush vegetation. We just don’t admit it.
25. We know how to steer a car by alternating between two fingers.
26. We check the yard for rattlesnakes, foxes and coyotes before letting the dogs out.
27. We think 3 inches of rain means the space between drops.
28. We have more citrus fruit in our yards than the grocery store.
29. We put holiday decorations on our cactus instead of a tree.
30. Our summertime outdoor activities start about 5:00 AM and end by 8:00 (AM).
31. We are not surprised when it rains in our backyard and not in the front.
32. We don't bother to dust the furniture unless we are having company.
33. We run into the rain instead of running out of it.
34. Instead of changing from summer to winter grass, we go the desert front/desert back option, which really means dirt.
35. We realize the local TV weather report is really a looped tape.
36. We complain about 10% high humidity.
37. If it rains, we have to pull over to the side of the road because we can't remember how to turn on the wipers.
38. We know that lightning and thunder don’t equal rain.
39. We are happy to see a lizard in our yard because it is something alive.
40. We have to test the pavement temperature with our bare feet to be sure it’s safe to walk the dog.
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#sonorandesert #garden #weather #friendship #gardenexchangestands #itsalifestyle

 

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Not much rain but we'll take all we can get.
#rain #sonorandesert #weather #gardenexchangestands #garden #itsalifestyle

 

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We are excited for our irrigation system thanks to Kroger for all their support! It is supporters like this who are willing to give and keep the mission growing.
#Kroger #givingback to #nonprofit #Charity
#irrigation #growing #loveit #growyourownfood #gardeninspiration #gardenexchangestands #itsalifestyle

 

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"May all be happy Plant Stand"
East Edgemont Avenue
Phoenix, Arizona 85006
Is ready for your donations.
The Seed Libraries (tooo HOT out now) and Stands are shared spaces and a community space for all. We're creating a larger food sovereignty network with these locations.
#free #plants #seeds #share #give #friendship #building #community #together #gardening #love #gardenexchangestands #itsalifestyle