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WANTED: have mature strawberry plants

18 years ago

we have tons strawberry plants that need homes they have big red berries all summer.

would like any perennials or small bushes that stay green all year or bulbs ? we are in chehalis washington and are new here so I hope I did this right. thanks all I am so happy to find this place

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jburesh1388
18 years ago
welcome boopster,

I have enough strawberries, but hope you find a taker!

Jacqueline
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