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HAVE: Oleander in Flower Mound

17 years ago

We have a large Oleander in the shade we are planning to cut down. I am not sure the color, but I think it's pink. If someone would like to have it, feel free to come and dig it out :) It's about waist-high right now, but could use a healthy trimming. The digging might be a little tough though since it's not in a bed.

Bonnie

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sabalmatt_tejas
17 years ago
Hi Bonnie,
I would like to dig your oleander- if still available.
Thanks,
Matt
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