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have: miscanthus sinensis 'gracillimus' dug, divided & ready!

20 years ago

We were offering this grass "you dig". A lady made an appt and didn't show. My husband being the great guy that he is dug and divided the grass into very manageable clumps while waiting for her. There are 6 clumps, each about 2 gal size, you haul - much less work than before. Also another 4 clumps available you dig.

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chrisrobt
20 years ago
Where are you located?
Poodlegirl
Original Author
20 years ago
Oops! Forgot to say that I am near Olympia - Hawk's Prairie area.
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Poodlegirl
Original Author
20 years ago
I will be in Seattle on 10/16 for a meeting in the UW area. I can bring it that far and it can be picked up there.
farslayr
20 years ago
Hi PoodleGirl ! Did you get anyone to take these off your hands yet?

If not, when you are just about to give up and toss or compost - let me know so I can stop by and save them...!

We still have lots of space to fill, but wanted to make sure everyone else gets a shot at these..

Jerry

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