1840 days ago

Tomato Plants for Sale

Al from Mairangi Bay

Merry Christmas,

I have for sale numerous Tomato plants.

These were grown from Seeds obtained from last years crops.

There are Cherry Tomatoes, Pear Drop Tomatoes, and normal Red Tomatoes.

Alas, I neglected to note which envelope I put the seeds into last year, for that reason, no particular type can be provided.

Regardless, I am certain you will be absolutely delighted when you consume some in early 2021!

As these all came up in a group, no specific variety can be given!

Regardless, I am certain all of them will be delectable when consumed!

Prices are $2 each, or $10 for 6.

My phone number is 478 9078 or 027 723 0975

Cheers

Al

Negotiable

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