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HAVE: Free Hostas

18 years ago

I don't really need anything (but LOTS of zoysia grass plugs!!) - I have a stretch of about 65 feet of hostas in the backyard. They border a patch of pachysandra I am nurturing - I'd like to get rid of all of the hostas by this upcoming weekend. If anyone would like to come dig some out - i live in zip 08065. 2 mins from the Tacony Palmyra bridge in NJ. Let me know and I can e-mail you directions.

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bulldogkeeper
18 years ago
Hi there! I just found this site and am new to gardening in general...do you still have those hostas? If so, we're neighbors (08077) and I'd love to take some off your hands.
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