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Aloe

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$3.00

Bartering Selling

Description

I have an abundance of aloe plants of various sizes! Small for $3, medium for $5 and large for $10. Open to trade as well

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About the farmstand: Luma Haus Microgreens

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Farmstand
About Luma Haus Microgreens
I grow micro greens, will be a new vendor at the depot Farmers Market Inverness. Currently growing broccoli, sunflower, and purple radish.
Accepted payment methods
Zelle
Venmo
Cash
Other: Apple Pay
Market Locations

Depot Farmers Market every 1st & 3rd Saturday

Sa
09:00 AM - 01:00 PM
Location
Address
286 N Apopka Avenue Inverness, FL 34450
City
Inverness
State
FL
Zip
34450

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