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Blinds accessory (Hafen Ranch and Kellogg)
Greetings, giving away 2, four foot panels. Pictures: Orange example in use. White for pick up
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12d
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Bikes with flat tires (Hafen Ranch and Kellogg)
Greetings, two adult bikes. Both have flat tires. With new tubes and a tune up they will be working. One has a wore seat cover with intact cushion. Small bike and cruiser pictured not included
12d
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sofa, casper mattress, miele w/d (storage unit on walnut)
9’ HD Buttercup couch, queen Casper mattress and Miele compact w/d. Only damage is external tubing in w/d needs replacing. Otherwise fine. Looking for someone to take everything. Pick it up, and it’s yours.
14d
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scolloped edging (Pahrump, NV)
30” long x 5 3/8” high x 2” thick interlocking gray cement scalloped edging to go around bushes or trees.
66d
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Shade Trees Spring Valley Lake (Spring Valley Lake)
Would you like to cool and beautify your yard with a free shade tree? The University of California Master Gardeners will be giving away free drought‐, heat‐, and pest‐resistant shade trees on Saturday, May 16th, 2026 at the Spring Valley Lake Water Conservation Festival! All trees come in 5‐gallon containers and fit in the back of most cars and SUVs, making pickup easy for everyone. Master Gardeners will also be on-site providing free planting and long‐term care tips to help your tree thrive for decades. Reserve your tree today using the link or by scanning the QR code on the flyer! Alternative Caption: Flyer announcing a free shade tree giveaway on Saturday, May 16th, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Spring Valley Lake Water Conservation Festival. The background shows green tree leaves overhead with small circular photos of people planting trees. The flyer invites residents to pre‐register for a free shade tree in a 5‐gallon container that fits in most cars and SUVs, with UC Master Gardeners providing planting and care tips. Logos for the Inland Empire Resource Conservation District and UC Agriculture and Natural Resources appear at the bottom, along with a registration link and QR code.
69d