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WANTED: Have~ Blackberry plants

11 years ago

Many blackberry starter plants (avg size is 6"s to 15"s) to anyone who would like to do a trade with asparagus roots..they must be the hardy variety. I am also looking for any colored daffodils, (except the common yellow) houseplants, and hardy variety of Hollyhocks. Please email me if you would be interested. I dont always get the messages from GW, so please send it directly to me at meadowridge@granitewave.com

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