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paula_finn10

Indian Hawthorn berries

9 years ago

If you have Indian Hawthorn, are the berries ever a problem as far as dropping on the ground and being tracked into the house? Do they create a mess on the ground, or are they time-consuming to keep picking up? Thanks.

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