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e" saddle is15 1/2 with padded knee rolls. Does not come with leathers or irons but is included with show quality white fitted saddle pad. I'm told this is a nice little saddle and the pad is very nice. The second saddle, I'm told, is a saddle seat? I don't know about English, as I set before, but I do know that this saddle is used but the leather has been kept very supple and upon inspection all is in tact and safe. This one has a tag, and this one comes with the leathers and Irons.. Let me know if you have any questions and I'll get the answers for you. Location: Selma/ Smithfield it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

clean water impurities. A small clump ($5) will also grow into a 3 foot clump over time. I have some extra White Siberian iris which is also a different species than the common bearded iris. It has numerous white standards and bright yellow falls. Blooms on 28 in. tall, rigid stems, which rise high above the arching, narrow, grass-like, foliage clumps. After blooming, the vase-shaped foliage will hold its green color until fall. Cut flowers are excellent when used in bouquets, but they only last a couple of days. Easily grown in full sun to partial shade in just about any soil. Lots more blooms than regular bearded iris, but the blooms are slightly smaller (but not much). It grows into circular clumps that may reach 3 feet in diameter and have 50 or more flowers. Easily subdivided and transplanted. Mixes well with other perennials in the border, alongside a stream or pond, in a massed planting, or on a hillside. Botanical Name : Iris siberica 'Butter and Sugar' Price: $5 for a small clump. I also have Columbine, which comes in shades of purple/pink/salmon and is a great perennial which will self seed and spread throughout your garden. Adults have up to several dozen dainty bell shaped flowers. Starting to bloom now. Grows 12" - 18" high in sun and shade, moist or dry, rich or clay soils. Price: $5 for a small clump. I have several varieties of native as well as Japenese (pictured) ferns for $5 each. I also have some licorish white anise hycsop, which has a white tassel-like flower about 3" long and grows well in ponds and in dry areas. Location: arlington it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

moist or dry, rich or clay soils. These are local grown. BYOB (Bring your own bucket, because we're digging them up). Price: $10 for a large clump (usually 4-5 plants), $5 for a medium clump, $2 for a small clump. I also have yellow iris, pre-blooming white Russian Iris for $5 or $10 for a medium or large clump and lambs foot for $3 if you are interested. In addition I'm thinning out my fish ponds and have some extra plants, local mosquito fish at 5/$10, and I may have an extra bullfrog tadpole or two as well. Mosquitofish (aka Gambusia Affinis) are particularly effective at eating mosquito larvae and aquatic larvae of other biting or stinging insects. Related to guppies, they are very prolific they can eat their weight in mosquito larvae every day and can get into tight spots that koi or goldfish can't reach. With the incidence of West Nile Virus in the DC area in recent years they are also a good way to reduce risks for everybody, especially kids and the elderly. These are local raised winter weather survivors unlike the tropical versions which won't make it through even a mild winter. Rehoming fee is $10 for 5. I may also be able to catch an extra bullfrog tadpole or two. They eat mosquitos and other insects, fascinate kids and adults, plus they go ribbit at night. Rehoming fee is $5 each (if I can catch one). Location: Arlington it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

Locally grown plants do better in local soil too. Yellow Squash, Zucchini, Cucumbers------------------------------$8 for half dozen or $3 for 2 Tomatoes: Early Goliath, Yellow Lemon Boy, Big Boy, Mr. Stripey, Better Boy--- $8 for half dozen plants or 3 for $4.50, singles are $2 Peppers: Banana Supreme, Purple Beauty, Red Beauty, Big Bertha, Golden Summer, Jalapeno, Hot Cherry, Hungarian Wax, Habanero, Red Hot Slim------------$8 for half dozen plants or 2 for $3.25, singles are $1.75. Eggplant: Dusky and Pinstripe------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------$6 for 4 plants, $4 for 2 plants, singles are $2.50 E-mail about a discount if you get a bulk order. The bigger the order the better the deal. Please Read: As indicated prices are per variety. Also in my experience concentrating on a few varieties is much better and easier than trying to do a little of everything. Free advice if you are new to gardening. Now is the time to plant! Location: Alexandria it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

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