SETCREASEA PLANTS IN CERAMIC POT

SKU: DOP 2010233 Category: OUTDOOR PLANTS

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SETCREASEA PURPUREA

OUTDOOR PLANTS

ر.ق 5.00

Setcreasea Purpurea (15 – 20 CM Spread in 10 CM Pot) Also known as purple queen, purple heart. They carry attractive

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SETCREASEA PURPUREA

BURGUNDY COLLECTIONS

ر.ق 5.00

Setcreasea Purpurea (15 – 20 CM Spread in 10 CM Pot) Also known as purple queen, purple heart. They carry attractive

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ر.ق 675.00

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ر.ق 400.00

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ر.ق 165.00

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FICUS CARICA TREE 1.5 – 1.8 M HT

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ر.ق 475.00

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MURRAYA PANICULATA

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ر.ق 450.00

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POMELO ( CITRUS GRANDIS ) 1.5 M HT

ر.ق 175.00

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ZIZIPHUS JUJUBA -SIDRA-KINAR-SPAIN -BIG TREE

ر.ق 650.00

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BANANA PLANT 60-80 CM HEIGHT ( HOLLAND )

ر.ق 480.00

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