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HAVE: Orchid Tree seedlings, roses for cuttings, and succulents

18 years ago

Other items as well, ask.

What do I want? Well, right now I am redoing the back (or preparing to) and I want to do it in galvanized washtubs. So anybody with old leaky (or bottomless) washtubs or washtub like items (heck anything galvanized) is welcome to run with scissors in my yard.

There is no point in putting this on Garden Exchange, mailing a washtub is absurd, but I figure some of you must have some in the shed. Old oyster baskets are great too. Thanks folks.

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