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FREE! * Two mature 50-foot Palm Trees ~ bring your own truck

18 years ago

Reply to: hnewman1@earthlink.net

Come-n-get 'em, ASAP!

FREE! * Two mature 50-foot Palm Trees ~ bring your own truck

Need to fix a broken pipe and my contractor says these 2 gorgeous, healthy, 50' palm trees (Mexican fan palms - "Washingtonia robusta") have to be removed.

The nursery says their value is more than $1,500.00

If you want them, they're yours...just email with your timeframe/availabiliy & your phone number. I'll have info about City permits, etc. You'll have to be a pro, to get the root bulb out, and also you'll need a crane & truck.

email ASAP at Â hnewman1@earthlink.net

Comments (2)

TimmyB
18 years ago
You may want to mention where the trees are. You know, city and state at least.
DRTishkoff
Original Author
18 years ago
The two trees are located in Pasadena, CA

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