Specials this week at Opawa vege shop (Shop1-124 Opawa RD) - Thank you for viewing
Fruits:
NZ Orange $1.99/kg or 1.5kg NZ Oranges $2.69/bag
NZ Avocados $0.99 ea or 5pk Bags $3.50/bag
1kg NZ Green kiwifruits (nylon bagged) $1.99/Bag
1.5kg red/green NZ apples $2.69/bag
NZ New Season Red/green Apples $2.69/kg
Bagged NZ Lemon $0.99/Bag
NZ Jazz Apple $2.99/kg
NZ BOSC Pears $1.99/kg
VEGEs:
250gm NZ Garlic $2.99/bag (While stock last)
Telegragh Cucumber (11"/12") $1.69ea
spring onion $1.69/bunch
NZ Capsicums (red/orange/yellow) $1.99ea
Bagged NZ Capsicums (5-6pk) $5.50/bag
Large Broccoli $0.99ea (While stock last)
Eggplant $2.99ea
cabbage $1.99ea
"Nature's Pick" Spinach $2.99/pack
"Nature's Pick" Kale $2.99/pack
bunched leeks (4pk) $3.99/bunch
300gm Bagged brussel sprout $1.99/bag
Fancy Lettuce/Coriander $2.99/Pk
1.5kg Onion $1.99/bag
Parsnips $2.99/kg OR $2.29/Bag
Kumara Large (Red/orange) $5.99/KG
Spuds:
1kg OHAKUNE red spuds $1.99/bag
5kg Agria potatoes $4.99/bag
5kg White potatoes $4.99/bag
2kg Red/white potatoes $2.99/bag
2L milk $2.99/bottle - Cow&Gate (no Limit)
Dole Canned fruit 410gm (fruit Salads / peach) $0.99ea
1kg Bacon Sliced $10.99/pk
Thank you
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Some Choice News!
Many New Zealand gardens aren’t seeing as many monarch butterflies fluttering around their swan plants and flower beds these days — the hungry Asian paper wasp has been taking its toll.
Thanks to people like Alan Baldick, who’s made it his mission to protect the monarch, his neighbours still get to enjoy these beautiful butterflies in their own backyards.
Thinking about planting something to invite more butterflies, bees, and birds into your garden?
Thanks for your mahi, Alan! We hope this brings a smile!
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