Odette Pollar, founder of The Plant Exchange, with a box of donated orchids. (Photo by D. Ross Cameron)

It’s spring. Succulent cuttings have been piling up and it seems sacrilege to toss them in the compost bin. The leaning tower of stacked pots in the shed threatens imminent collapse and your leaf rake is nowhere to be found.

Not to worry. The Plant Exchange is right around the corner and those decapitated aeoniums and unused pots can find a home in someone else’s backyard oasis. And there will be rakes, trowels and tools aplenty to choose from.

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