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have: have: several azalea bushes

14 years ago

Our driveway is lined on both sides with azalea bushes. Unfortunately, the pine trees on the east side of the driveway shade the azaleas and fight with their root systems, resulting in much scruffier plants on that side of the driveway. With a better planting location, these can be gorgeous for you. Best of all, they're free!

What's the catch? You dig 'em up! (Please coordinate with me first; we're keeping the azaleas on the west side of the driveway!) Take all or take some, just help me get them out of here, please!

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madsquopper
14 years ago
Where do you live? I might be interested but couldn't make it until next weekend.

Larry
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