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Lowes Alton Illinois

17 years ago

I bought a Needle palms about 2 1/2 ft tall on clearance last night from Lowes in Alton Illinois last night for

$ 10.00 They have only 1 Pindo left about the same size for 10.00 also I already have the pindo and a couple needles but if anyone is in the area thats a really good deal. it is inside the greenhouse section of clearance items and they looked great

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fr8train
17 years ago
maaaaaaaaaaan I wish I lived closer, or wasn't broke at the moment. :`(

Did you buy any more palms rockysth1? I mean at those prices it's hard to resist lol
rockysth1
Original Author
17 years ago
I bought some earlier at the regular price so I only bought what I needed , I thought I'd let someone else get the other, but if it's there wed, its mine, only a nice pindo is left
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