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Arizona sycamore

14 years ago

Please, can anyone provide me with mail-order sources for Arizona Sycamore? We want to attract Sulphur-bellied Flycatchers (just kidding). Not kidding, I love those trees and feel they could quite possibly make it in eastern WA. However, I won't know until I try.

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petzold6596
14 years ago
Arid Trees is one. Google AZ Sycamore.
pasadena
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks for the tip
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