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WANTED: Tampa pick up, you dig Junipers and Azaelas

14 years ago

I have a bed full of ground cover Junipers that aren't getting enough sun and getting spindly and must go.

I also have a handful (5 or 6) of mature, standard Formosa Azaleas that must go. They're planted under a window and I'm forced to keep cutting them back to stop them from obscuring the light and therefore they never get a chance to bloom.

Free for the digging. I'm in NW Hills. right off the Veterans.

Lori

Comments (2)

ariel73
14 years ago
If the azeleas are still available I would be happy to come and dig them out.
Thanks,
Ariel
dobbers
13 years ago
pm sent
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