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Raspberry Plant
Original price was: 1,250.00රු.1,150.00රුCurrent price is: 1,150.00රු.
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Green Sweet Java
Original price was: 485.00රු.450.00රුCurrent price is: 450.00රු.
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Keo Savoy Plant
Original price was: 1,600.00රු.1,500.00රුCurrent price is: 1,500.00රු.
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Thai Mahachanok Plant
Original price was: 1,800.00රු.1,500.00රුCurrent price is: 1,500.00රු.
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Red Emperor Plant
Original price was: 2,200.00රු.2,000.00රුCurrent price is: 2,000.00රු.
All Spice
Original price was: 3,800.00රු.3,500.00රුCurrent price is: 3,500.00රු.
All spice (Pimenta dioica) is a tropical tree native to the Caribbean, Central America, and Mexico. The plant gets its name because its berries resemble a combination of cloves, cinnamon, and nutmeg in flavor and aroma. It has aromatic leaves and small white flowers, and its dried berries are used as a spice in many cuisines around the world.
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Loquat Fruit Plant
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Red Sandalwood (Indian)
Original price was: 2,700.00රු.2,500.00රුCurrent price is: 2,500.00රු.Add to cartRed Sandalwood is a rare hardwood tree native to southern India, prized for its deep red wood. Unlike fragrant white sandalwood, Red Sandalwood has no significant scent and is valued for furniture, carvings, dyes, and traditional medicine. The tree grows slowly in dry, rocky soils, reaching up to 11 meters. Due to overharvesting and illegal trade, it is now endangered and protected under international regulations (CITES). Conservation efforts are underway to ensure its sustainable use.
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