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Pacific Northwest Exchange
akebia

HAVE: Corylus cornuta (native hazelnut) 1.5-2 feet

akebia
17 years ago

I'm doing spring cleaning and Feng Shui and tough love (with myself) and every other process and/or cliche that involves getting rid of TOO MUCH STUFF.

In the garden, one of those things is my native hazelnut. (Stay tuned for more.) I can get you an exact measurement if you want.

Please see my trade list for stuff I want, but feel free to be creative.

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