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1914 days ago

veggie seedlings for sale

Anita from Manukau - Wiri

Punnets are 3 for $10 or $3.50 each. Pick up Papatoetoe (Manukau side). Please text me on 021 02762091 to arrange a time to come around. Customers are welcome to look around our garden afterwards if they wish.

For the most up to date stock list, see the pinned post on my Facebook page (search for "Anita's Garden")

Punnets contain 6 seedlings unless otherwise specified (more for leeks, spring onions and beetroot)

I have the following available:

- Artichoke Green Globe (individual plant)

- Beetroot Kestrel

- Borage (individual plant)

- Broccoflower Romanesco

- Broccoli Premium Green

- Cabbage Copenhagen Market

- Calendula Snow Princess

- Cauliflower Snowball

- Cauliflower Violet Sicilian

- Endive Scarole

- Fennel Florence Finale

- Kale Cavolo Nero

- Kohlrabi Early Purple Vienna

- Leek Winter Giant

- Lettuce Drunken Woman

- Lettuce Lollo Bionda

- Lettuce Multileaf Green

- Lettuce Onyx Green Frill

- Mesclun Italian

- Mesclun Misticanza di Lattughe

- Mizuna

- Pak Choi White Stem

- Pea Alderman Tall

- Pea Petit Provencal (dwarf)

- Rosemary (individual plant)

- Sage (individual plant)

- Silverbeet Fordhook Giant

- Snow Pea Goliath

- Spinach Bloomsdale

- Spinach Matador

- Spinach Merlo Nero

- Spinach Perpetual

- Spinach Winter Giant

- Spring Onion Tokyo Long White

Price: $3.50

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