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HAVE: Ornamental crabapple trees

16 years ago

WE are starting a major remodelling project August 1st and these two trees must go; they were planted about 5 years ago and are now 8' tall and about 4-5' wide. One will be cut down in two weeks and the other 2-3 weeks later. It's not a good time to transplant, but maybe they will survive.

LMK if you want to come out to MI and dig them.

Christine

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