Eucalyptus Tree for Free

By deanstoft
January 18, 2024 in For Sale & Items Offered

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deanstoft

Posted January 18, 2024

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Posted January 18, 2024

Dear All,

I am looking or a new home for a beautiful Eucalyptus tree. It came down in the storm at the beginning of Jan, knocking my boundary fence over. I can't replant it where it was as it may happen again.

It was partially in the ground until last Friday, now it is fully out - lying on my lawn.

It is about 7/8 years old & approx 20ft high. It is a very beautiful tree.

I offered it to Peckham Rye park and they cannot accommodate it.

Would anyone like it?

Please let me know.

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