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dizzy45

Free Kerria Bushes You Dig

18 years ago

Free Kerria bushes one is a single yellow flower form

the other is a double yellow flower form.

Reason to move them is they got too big for the area

I have them planted in..

As soon as the ground can be worked come and dig up for

FREE.

Carol

Mishawaka,In

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