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The listing, Yellow acacia tree has ended.

Here are yellow acacia flowering trees. You are bidding on 5 seeds. Very pretty flowers. Happy bidding.

I ship to Canada, US and Puerto Rico.

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I am mailing thru the USPS, regular mail, not overnight, not priority mail either unless you wish to pay for it. It many times does not get to a recipient for weeks. By bidding on my listings, you are agreeing not to file a dispute for at least 14 days after the auction has ended. If you file a dispute in that time frame, I will dispute it as you have been given my terms in writing. It has taken at times 30 days for me to receive some items from my fellow listians. You should contact me if you have not received your item rather than just filing a dispute.
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Me again!! I tried looking this tree up and the article said it was a mimosa which I do not like; we chop them down all year long in our flower beds. (Then found that they can be bought 6" tall, at a local store for $49.95!) Anyway, the pictures you are showing have no indication of mimosa, as we know mimosa. Help? Also, I just ran all your listings and found roses that I have never seen. Do most of them hold to the colors shown? A neighbor got a blue rose, and the next years it was white! Also, I decided since I was bothering you, I would fan you.
Apr 17th, 2017 at 11:44:23 AM PDT by
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Have to tell you that the babies that I started from the same seeds I am auctioning are too young yet to give me that answer. And of course, I am sure they always only use the prettiest of the pictures that they take. And you are not bothering me. You are talking to someone who goes out every day once this time of year comes and looks at her flowers and bushes and flowering trees etc. to see how much they have grown on a daily basis. Some of my asparagus spears that are coming up grew 6 inches in 24 hours. Regarding this pretty little tree, it has lots of names many of which I do not even know. Shame on you cutting those little babies down. You could put an honor stand out and get 5 or 10 bucks apiece for them. Or you could list them here on listia and get a bunch for them. I know I could. I have a pink mimosa in my 2 acre yard that is about 4 foot tall now. If I am lucky it will bloom this year. I figure though it will be another year. I have these and the blue one that will be out in the yard soon.
Apr 17th, 2017 at 12:09:37 PM PDT by

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