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2373 days ago

main crop pumpkins and sweet chestnuts

Glen from Ashburton District

main crop grey pumpkins now being harvested..., price has dropped to $3 each for med / large and $2 for smalls. limited no of butternut still available $5
Still have a few marrows only $50c
we are picking our first lot of sweet chestnuts , $5 / bag ( bag your own)
limited supply.
all produce is chemical free.
find our roadside vegebox @98 Taits Rd ashburton

Negotiable

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