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Strawberries

17 years ago

My neighbor has a ton of Allstar berries she would be willing to trade for something else to grow in her yard.

If you do not have anything to trade, but still would like the berries, she would be willing to sell them.... very cheap!

She just wants someone to enjoy them and also a way for her to get a variety of fun things to grow.

I think she would be open to just about anything green and/or edible)

I told her I would help her get rid of them. I guess I am the middleman! LOL

They are currently sitting in my dining room and I am afraid that they are going to dryout before we get new homes for them. I want everyone to receive happy, healthy plants when we trade.

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larafacit
17 years ago
Where do you live? Are the strawberries still available? Can they be planted in pot? (I am very new at this)
songbirdmommy
Original Author
17 years ago
Yes!
The strawberries are still available!
They can be potted, just make sure that they do not get dried out.
I live near Lagoon amusement park.
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songbirdmommy
Original Author
17 years ago
If anyone would like to email me about getting strawberries, my email addy is jkeamommy@yahoo.com

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