Thanks to Loretta for the opportunity, I recently collected a few azalea with considerable age. I am keeping 3 of them and a couple more for trading later. This leaves about 5 plants that I could give away. If you live around Brisbane area and would like one or two plants, please let me know. Number is limited so first in first served.
Cheers,
DK
Collected Azaleas to share.
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Re: Collected Azaleas to share.
Hey DK,
I was hoping to get one but was too slow
Would love one man
Thanks mate, love the sharing attitude
I was hoping to get one but was too slow
Would love one man
Thanks mate, love the sharing attitude
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Re: Collected Azaleas to share.
Sounds interesting DK. Do you know what variety they are? Do you have any pics?
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Re: Collected Azaleas to share.
Hi Nathan, you could have one mate. I still have a bag of 5mm scoria here for you as promised. Come down here on Sunday and pick them up mate.
Tony, no idea what variety but they have red flowers. Haven't got pics yet but they are not very thick in trunk size. Let me know if you are claiming one too.
Cheers,
DK
Tony, no idea what variety but they have red flowers. Haven't got pics yet but they are not very thick in trunk size. Let me know if you are claiming one too.
Cheers,
DK
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Re: Collected Azaleas to share.
Actually, Sunday sounds good
I think I'll do jsut that!!
Thanks again mate
I think I'll do jsut that!!
Thanks again mate
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No worries Nathan, I should be home from 9am - 4pm on Sunday.
And guys, it looks like 3 have been claimed. Only two left!
And guys, it looks like 3 have been claimed. Only two left!
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Looks like Stevo ad Andrew have claimed the rest through PM. So no more left this time.
Cheers,
DK
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Could the people who claimed the azaleas pm me to confirm if you can pick them up this Sunday.
Thank you
Thank you
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