What to do at a Swap Meet
What to do at a Swap Meet
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Here is how it all works, above all, have fun!
Here is how it all works, above all, have fun!
What to Bring
What to Bring
Cuttings
Uprooted plants (no soil attached)
Seeds
Homegrown produce
Fertilizer
Garden items (pots, tools, trellises)
Upcycled junk (old boots, logs, furniture)
If you don’t have anything to offer, bring an interest to learn – there are always free leftovers to take home!
Bring a plate of food to share if you can, we love to sample your home grown produce!
How to display your items
How to display your items
Present your goods on the tables provided in the covered area.
Use trolleys to transport your swap items. Bring fold-out chairs for a more comfortable seating option
How to Swap
How to Swap
Wander around and browse others' offerings.
If you like something, offer a fair exchange – think of the value in a nursery.
Don’t settle for a swap you’re not happy with! Some swappers have differing views on fairness.
If both parties agree, swap your items!
Food plants tend to be more desirable than ornamentals.
Rare or interesting plants will get you more attention!
Do your research so you can share how to propagate your plant.
Please follow our Code of Conduct.
Please ensure that your plants are free of soil, that they are not carrying pests or diseases, and that they are not weed species.
We thank the Ipswich Show Society Inc. for kindly allowing us to use the showgrounds for our Swap Meets.
Code of Conduct
How to get there
How to get there
Where to park
Where to park
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