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[Regina Kreger <regina@kreger.net>]

Hi, Barbara.  Do you already have new homes for those peaches?  I'd be happy to take a Bonfire off your hands.  I live in Riverdale, Maryland, near College Park, so I'm close enough to pick it up.

Cheers,
Regina

Harrick, Barbara wrote:

Bonfire is a genetic dwarf purple leaved peach, but it has a light pink
flower. I have one in my yard (established) and about 5 that I need to
dig up and give away. The squirrels bury the pits everywhere!!!

Edible Landscaping (in VA) sells this tree.

Barbara

Barbara Harrick
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On 4-Jun-08,  Don Yellman wrote:
  

I don't know where in its genetics this peach picked up the purple  
leaves and dark blossoms.