Bring a plant.
Bring potted plants, cuttings, or seeds. Choose something healthy to share and pack it in a pot, jar, or seed envelope. There’s no fee to join.
A little green. A new connection.
Bring a plant, find a new favorite, and grow something good with your neighbors.
· 13:00–17:00
Greenfield Community Garden
Potted plants, cuttings, or seeds. Everyone’s welcome.
A poster for the noticeboard. A little square for your neighborhood feed. Invite someone to bring a plant and grow the circle.
A4 · 210 × 297 mm · ready for the noticeboard
Original illustrations, with text and plants given their own space.
No perfect plants or expert green thumbs required. Just a little something to share.
Bring potted plants, cuttings, or seeds. Choose something healthy to share and pack it in a pot, jar, or seed envelope. There’s no fee to join.
Label each plant with its name and simple care information, like light and watering needs. Label cuttings and seed packets, too.
Browse the plants, share a story, and swap for a new favorite. Take it home with its care label and a little neighborly connection.
That extra cutting could be someone’s very first plant.
Bring it along. You never know what might grow.
Potted plants, cuttings, or seeds are all welcome, and there’s no fee. Check plants for pests first and use a container or seed envelope that can go home with its new owner. Please label each plant with its name and simple care information; label cuttings and seed packets, too.
Please include the plant’s name on its label. If you’re unsure, ask a plant-loving neighbor to help identify it, or write “name unknown.” Add simple care information you do know, such as light and watering needs.
Our fictional swap takes place on October 24, 2026, from 13:00 to 17:00 at Greenfield Community Garden. Bring potted plants, cuttings, or seeds to share. There’s no fee.
Everyone starts somewhere. Bring your curiosity and a potted plant, cutting, or seeds to trade. Asking questions and sharing what you’ve learned are part of the fun.