A Berry Tiny Tree

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Item # 98/311 A Berry Tiny Tree...But just the right size for the residents of Squashville! 2002 Retailer Exclusive, limited edition of 3,000 pieces.
A Berry Tiny Tree Charming Tails Limited Editions & Exclusives Item # 98/311 A Berry Tiny Tree...But just the right size for the residents of Squashville! 2002 Retailer Exclusive, limited edition of 3,000 pieces.
This beautiful collectible from Charming Tails makes a memorable collectible gift or a great addition to your own Charming Tails collection.
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