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Hansen cherry, free to good home

18 years ago

I planted 6 Hansen cherry bushes 4 years ago. Due to growing conditions only one remains. Without another nearby it won't be pollinated and although it flowers every year there is no fruit. If you want to dig it out send me an email soon. It is about 4.5 tall, and healthy . If it is not claimed by week end, it is being chopped. /Abi

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ancag
18 years ago
Hi Abi, I would love to have it. Where town do you live in. I hope you are close by. I live in Oxford. Thank you for the offer. Anca
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