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HAVE: 10 Tomato Plants 1 foot tall - German Johnson

10 years ago

Not enough containers and space to grow these. I planted too many seeds. They are all in containers. Would need you to bring a small pot with soil to dig them up and bring them home.

Bug and disease free as they are grown on a high deck in containers. Beauties. Sad, I don't have enough room, but would like to find them a good home. :)

Located in Portland NW.

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