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HAVE: Young Peach Tree-Local Pickup

18 years ago

I have a "Hale Haven" 4-year-old, self-fertile, peach tree that needs a new home. It set peaches this year. You dig and remove...it's yours. It's about 8 feet tall and about 3 foot in diameter. I need the space for something else. Located in Northeast section of Philadelphia.

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Patriz
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18 years ago
Found a home, finally!
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