theitalian
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Will trim your bush in exchange for shrubs.
No seriously, looking for some shrubbage; will dig them out of your lawn if I can have them. Boxwoods, azaleas, ornamental grasses, crape myrtles, anything you don't want in your yard anymore.  7/31/2008 8:58:40 PM
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Lfavorite
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it's the wrong time of year to do that sort of thing, unless you are not interested in the shrubs living. 7/31/2008 10:12:36 PM |
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I've actually got some for you. i'll give you some more info this weekend or next week. they're big boxy things, no idea what theyre called 7/31/2008 10:51:01 PM |
crashblanket
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Lfavorite is right - for most species anyway. You're going to want to do this in the spring if you want to ensure survival. This is especially true of any deciduous species like crepe myrtles (not terribly critical for boxwoods & evergreens, but they'll still do better if replanted in spring when days are lengthening, not shortening). 8/1/2008 10:48:44 AM |
