Big lots stores fruit trees
sleeperblues
10 years ago
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Dwarf Fruit Tree -vs- Pruning Standard Fruit Tree?
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Can anyone identify this big tree (fruit?)
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Who sells lots of Fruit Trees, San Jose area or Watsonville?
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Nice try, big box store (mislabeled tree)
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