• Generally healthy, but may be best planted in a corner location as it is currently, since it has limited foliage on two sides;
• Looks great in spring, with its small tubular flowers that grow in large and dense conical-shaped clusters;
• Wooden fence shown in photo has been removed, allowing easier shrub removal;
• Must have suitable truck for transporting the shrub;
• Must be willing and able to bring your own tools and dig/wrap/remove the root ball from our front yard by Sept. 25;
• Ideal time for transplanting would be next spring, but we need this shrub removed soon. If not claimed, then it will be cut into pieces for garden waste pickup;
*** Please message with preferred removal date/time if interested. ***