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weldontx

WANTED: have: roses, you dig in dfw area

18 years ago

I am getting too old to keep up and need to thin out a rose bed. Landscape crew is coming about Nov. 20, so I need to have these out by the 15th. You may have: Memorial Day, Clotilde Soupert, Golden Celebration (new this last spring), Belinda's Dream. The others have been in the ground at least

3yrs. e-mail me if interested. I live north of Ft. Worth about a mile east of I 35 W. West of Keller.

I also have MANY rooted cuttings in gal's that you might want to purchase or trade for. The "biggies" are free if you dig.

Weldon

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