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WANTED: Free Roses in Indianapolis - pickup only

18 years ago

Bought these roses when they weren't in such great condition on deep, deep discount. :) I'm NOT a rose person b/c I use zero chemicals...need I say more? LOL Anyway, not in great shape but free and able to be rehabbed...for pickup only please, no mailing.

(2) Angel Face

(1) Singin' in the Rain

(1) Love Potion

There's another yellow one that I'd like to get rid of (been here for a while) but I didn't want to dig it up. If you want to help me dig it up, you can have it also! Multi petal light lemon yellow blooms, variety unknown - at least 4 years + old.

Andrea

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17 years ago
Gone - thank you!
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