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melvalena

Have: Mondo Grass (already dug up)

melvalena
13 years ago

N Flower Mound: 407/Morris Road

I have a bunch of mondo grass already dug up, some of it potted up. Some of it not.

There's some dwarf, some variegated and some of the plain old green kind.

It all came from a friend's flower bed.

We won't be using it after all, its yours if you want it.

If no takers soon, I'll post it on Craig's list.

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