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can you tell what plants are in the urns?

3 years ago

Urn plants

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Greenhaven Landscapes Inc.
3 years ago
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I am glad you like the spring annual planting. The plants are from tall center to trailers: pussy willow branches, white and yellow tulips, yellow daffodils, purple stock, pink ranunculus, purple pansies, and english ivy.
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