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Catalpa Trees

14 years ago

Just a test to see if anyone would like Catalpa trees at Middle Tn. plant swap this spring. Will have 5 or 6. No use bringing them if no one wants them. This is the ones that has long beans or seed pods.also known as the fishing worm tree.

Good catfish bait.

Norm

Comments (2)

tngreenthumb
14 years ago
I wouldn't mind a couple, Norm.
bigorangevol
14 years ago
Norm, I'm pretty sure that Tim may want one or two.
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