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good news on shrubs from last year

18 years ago

Just wanted to let you all know that after planting over 100 shrubs last year (mostly from NH Nursery, Cold Stream, Pine Ridge and Solomon Holly Farm) most of them seem to have survived the winter and are doing well. I also just picked up my order from NH Nursery yesterday and I am once again amazed at the size and the health of the stock for the price.

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jillmcm
18 years ago
Good job! Wish I had the money and time! We're still hoping to order from Musser this year, but we'd better get a move on...
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