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HAVE: have: native wa rosebushes to give away

17 years ago

My back won't let me take care of my roses anymore. If you'll come dig them up & take them away, they're yours!

2 Nootkas (2 - 3 feet tall)

1 Rosa Gymnakarpa (3 feet tall)

1 Rugosa Alba (now only 3 feet tall, but will be a 6-footer when mature)

The location is East Capitol Hill in Seattle.

Comments (3)

reincarnatedfruitbat
17 years ago
I would love to give these a nice home -- are you absolutely
sure you want to part with them? We are in Wallingford, and
could come next week, or later in the summer if that's
better.
kaym
Original Author
17 years ago
Yes, my back is sure about this. My phone number is: (206) 328-4995. I work odd hours (swing shift) so leave a message about what days/times would be good for you. (P. S. My name is Kay.)
reincarnatedfruitbat
17 years ago
Okay, will do. I'll call by Monday -- my next 3 days are fully booked.

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