Jiffy Peat Pots #230 - 3" Square - Case Qty of 1260 527 This commercial-grade greenhouse frame is Size:44' x 100'- Freight Charges Apply

Name: Jiffy Peat Pots #230 - 3" Square - Case Qty of 1260 527 This commercial-grade greenhouse frame is Size:44' x 100'- Freight Charges Apply
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 65263936143
Price: 105.47 USD
Availability: InStock
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Jiffy Peat Pots #230 3" Square Case Qty of 1260 527 This commercial grade greenhouse frame is Size:44' x 100' Freight Charges Apply This commercial grade greenhouse frame is approximately 12' to 12'6" tall Netafim Miracle Punch makes easy holes for 250 size barbs Jiffy Pots are 100% compostable and approved for organic production no mess way to start flower vegetable seeds and cuttings

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