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185 days ago

STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE

Ian from Pyes Pa

These are "Festival" strawberry plants. Festival carry on fruiting all through the summer, from Spring to Autumn - no stopping at Christmas, when you want them most! The fruit are a good size and beautifully sweet.
These are very healthy well-grown runners taken off my garden plants I bought from the nursery 1 year ago. They are loose-rooted so need to be planted or healed into the soil until your garden is ready. I'm thinning my plants for the coming season, and there are so many babies, I couldn't bear to waste them! Happy to offer growing tips if you're not sure how best to grow them
$3 each, bundles of 25 - $60
Lower Pyes Pa - pick-up only. Please phone Ian 027-2947526

Price: $3

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We want to know: Are we really allergic to showing our excitement?

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