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HAVE: Dozens of Pine Seedlings

10 years ago

I have dozens upon dozens of these things growing in my backyard. They are the loblolly pine. I do not want them. I would like to trade for these, but if you do not have anything that I would like, I will gladly give them up for postage. Post here before emailing me, since I have had trouble here lately.

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txaggiegirl
10 years ago
Sent you an email...thanks.
LullabyF360
Original Author
10 years ago
Recieved your email & replied.
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acgt1962
10 years ago
Hi I have a fig (brown turkey) that I can trade you if your interested if not I would like to see if I can send you postage so I can get about 8 if possible I'm going to use them as a windbreak. If you let me know what your interested in maybe I can see about providing some type of equal trade? e-mail me at arstg62@aol.com
acgt1962
10 years ago
Hi I have a fig (brown turkey) that I can trade you if your interested if not I would like to see if I can send you postage so I can get about 8 if possible I'm going to use them as a windbreak. If you let me know what your interested in maybe I can see about providing some type of equal trade? e-mail me at arstg62@aol.com

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