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Anyone want chestnut seedlings?

3 years ago

I have about 20 chestnut seedlings that are 2 to 4 feet tall. They're planted in a vegetable garden and I would like to move them out of there. They're starting to bud out so it would be best to do this ASAP. I'm by Bonney Lake. I can dig them up for you and provide them to you bare root, or even drop them off if you're nearby. These seedlings are from 3-4 large chestnut trees on our property that produce a lot of nuts in most years. Anyone interested?

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