HAVE: Flowering Dogwood Tree - 4' & Cherrry Kwahzah (7 ')

16 years ago

I have a flowering dogwood tree thats 4 feet tall, I was just told its not the best tree for my yard. I want to trade it for a Japanese blood good or similar -I need a bugandyish reddish small tree.

I also have a cherry Kwanzan tree, but someone cut off the top of it, but it is in fine condition. If you can wait for it to grow a bit :)

Im in Mufreesboro TN

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remy_gw
16 years ago
Hi,
If you haven't received any responses, you should re-post on the Plant Exchange forum. Lots more people check that forum than here : )
Remy
ctack2
16 years ago
Why is the dogwood not good for your yard?
How tall is the cherry?
What do you want in trade for these?
Carol G
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juliabarnes
16 years ago
Would you like liriope for the trees?
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