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2101 days ago

Tomato seedlings and fresh parsley seed.

Joan from Masterton District

If anyone has a warm glasshouse and would like to see if they can push these little Tomato seedings along you could well get some fruit. They will not grow outside fast enough now as it is too late in the year.
The Tomato is an oval red cherry tomato about the size of a quail's egg.
There is at least ten plants.
Happy to pass them on for a donation of what they are worth to you.

I also have some fresh parsley seed here. I have found Parsley hard to strike but if I scatter the seed and it comes up by itself I weed out the plants I don't want and it seems to do well. I will give you heaps of seeds so you can't miss getting a strike.

Thanks for looking. Happy for a small donation.

Negotiable

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