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HAVE: large mophead hydrangeas

14 years ago

2 healthy mophead hydrangeas with light blue flowers, approx 4 feet high and 4 feet wide (too large for current site). they have received all natural plant care via a local company. If you want one or both, you will have to dig them out of my yard (sorry, I can't help) and be careful with the digging because they are close to two trees whose root structures will need to be avoided.

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treepalm
14 years ago
Hi Seattle Pegs,
I'm your sister's friend. I'm just bumping this up so it is seen over all the Green elephant trades. If no one comes to dig these, I'll come in early spring and get them out of your way.
Teresa
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