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Have: New Dawn Plants

chris209 (LI, NY Z7a)

16 years ago

I have two New Dawn plants available for pickup. I rooted them from a plant of my great grandmother's whose house is still in the family, but they're just too big for my yard and had overgrown a fence prior to me cutting them back severely last fall. Now they each have several large canes that I left at about 3 feet long. If anyone is interested, please post here or e-mail me.

-Chris

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spicymeadow
16 years ago
Hi!
Are you willing to ship the plants?
I would be happy to pay for shipping...
catnut215
16 years ago
I too, would be happy to pay for shipping...lmk, ok?
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agardenstateof_mind
16 years ago
Although I feel awkward responding instead of the OP, I hate to see you both waiting. I picked up the New Dawns last Sunday and they've been carefully planted in my font yard. I feel very fortunate, indeed, to have them.

Diane

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