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Free Pachypodium in Cape Coral, FL


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Elderly lady in south Cape Coral neighborhood would like her specimen Pachypodium removed.

It is around 15' high, multi-trunked, just starting to leaf out for spring.

It's free but you are on your own for removal.

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Very shallow root systems, sometimes a long tap root. It would have to be propped up to keep from falling.

That one has been by her mailbox for many years.

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