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yvette_thomas97

HAVE: Town has: Blueberry Bushes

Yvette Thomas
17 years ago

FREE! There are about 100 Blueberry Bushes that are being given away free of charge.Please limit 5 per family, and bring your own shovels to dig them up. The bushes are between 4' ft. & 5' ft. tall, are located at the end of Carlson's Way in the Highlands Brunelle West Subdivision,

at the intersection of Carlson's way & Brunelle Drive.

The was in our weekly paper this week. I went & got one bush. So on the side note: There is a TON! Make sure you have a truck. Carlson's Way is not developed yet so it can get muddy. Another thing is, There are blackberry bushes coming up too. So bring snippers to clip them down or take them too.

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