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flowersareforme

14 years ago

I just got a huge trade from a another trader.I cant use these all.

North Star Pie Cherry Dwarf Tree-heavy producer! tart cherries Hardy, disease resistant

Red Apple Tree--crispy, ripens late September, semi-tart, good for eating fresh, cooking, freezing, and making jelly

Japanese Blue Plum Tree

I am looking for wants or other fruit trees,I don't need elderberry,Raspberry-I have black,red,and fall gold.

I have crab apple tree.I would like to get herbs to I don't have.

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wishnforspring
14 years ago
I have a boysenberry and the feverfew on your list.Also "Bristol" blackberry plants-the berrys are about the size of quarters and make great pies etc. Check my list please. I am interested in the Dwarf cherry and the blue plum tree
adopt_greyhounds
14 years ago
Would you be willing to do postage?
Thanks!
amanda
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