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Raspberry Plant
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Red Emperor Plant
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Pears Bud Plant
Original price was: 975.00රු.950.00රුCurrent price is: 950.00රු.
- Growth Stages: Dormant, swollen bud, bud burst, and bloom stages.
- Leaves: Alternating, simple leaves with fine-toothed edges.
- Flowers: White or pink blossoms that appear in spring.
- Fruits: Pears, which vary in size, shape, and flavor depending on the variety.
- Climate: Prefers temperate regions with cold winters and warm summers.
- Soil: Thrives in well-drained, fertile soil.
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