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New England Gardening
arielspr2

HAVE: Have: Myrica pensylvanica

arielspr2
17 years ago

Have several 3-y/o "Bayberry" shrubs. Grown from seed. Size just right for transplanting. Good for full sun, average to dry conditions. Normally a costal species.

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