HAVE: Thornless Blackberries

19 years ago

Please, look at my trade list.

Thanks,

Steve

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computater
19 years ago
Would love some of the blackberries, I checked your list and dont have matches, would you consider wild bluberry bushes or wild grapes?

Thank you!
tony@tallahasseecomputers.com
Kathy Johnson
19 years ago
Please check my list to see if there is anything of interest to you, I would love to get some (even a couple) thornless blackberries. I have orange trumpet vine, common mullein/verbascum, & other things. I have a shrub/small tree that I believe is gaylussacia baccata but need to have checked before I say for sure. Please let me know if you find anything on my list.
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