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kathys_gardener

Karl Forester grass clumps

16 years ago

Hi, I'm trying to help out my eldgerly neighbor find quite a bit of Karl Forester grass to plant in front of his chain link fence. I'm willing to dig and divide it, if you have some. The fence is quite long so if you think your row of KF needs thinning - please let me know. I'm located on Finn Hill in Kirkland. Thanks a bunch Kathy

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