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Peat Pellets #7

Peat Pellets #7

Sturdy Netted Growing Units

  (4 customer reviews)



Peat Pellets are wafer-thin fiber coins that swell 5 times, to 1 x 1-1/2 inches. Plant directly in garden.

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Peat Pellets #7 Ships In Both Spring And Fall
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 -  Sunday, January 28, 2007
Seed Starting Pellets
Reviewed By: Anthony Link (Stuyvesant, New York)
These little pellets are the best seed starting unit. When it comes to transplainting you vegetables or plants the soil stays together with out your roots breaking off, also has very little transplant shock.

 -  Monday, April 09, 2007
Great!
Reviewed By: Emma (Summerville, South Carolina)
These are fabulous. I use dozens every spring to start my garden. I even use them for veggies that don't transplant well (beans, carrots, radishes). Because you just plant the peelet, you don't have to worry about root damage when transplanting.

 -  Saturday, July 05, 2008
Don't Compost
Reviewed By: Christie Aldrin (Pig Town, Texas)
These pellets are great for starting plants, but they are not bioegradeable. I threw some in my compost three years ago And I am still picking them out of the composted dirt.


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Buying Options
Peat Pellets #7 - Qty 12
12841 - For each offer ordered, get 12 pellets.
Price:Each - $2.25
Quantity:
Peat Pellets #7 - Qty 48
12843 - For each offer ordered, get 48 pellets.
Price:Each - $7.95
Quantity:
Peat Pellets #7 - Qty 192
12842 - For each offer ordered, get 192 pellets.
Price:Each - $24.75
Quantity:
Peat Pellets #7

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Peat Pellets #7
Sturdy Netted Growing Units

  (4 customer reviews)

Buying Options
Peat Pellets #7 - Qty 12
12841 - For each offer ordered, get 12 pellets.
Price:Each - $2.25
Quantity:
Peat Pellets #7 - Qty 48
12843 - For each offer ordered, get 48 pellets.
Price:Each - $7.95
Quantity:
Peat Pellets #7 - Qty 192
12842 - For each offer ordered, get 192 pellets.
Price:Each - $24.75
Quantity:

Peat Pellets are wafer-thin fiber coins that swell 5 times, to 1 x 1-1/2 inches. Plant directly in garden.
Product Details
Shipping: View Shipping Schedule
Peat Pellets #7 Ships In Both Spring And Fall
Unable to ship to:

Customer Reviews
Overall Rating:
Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers

Sort Reviews: Newest | Oldest | Highest Rating | Lowest Rating 

 -  Sunday, January 28, 2007
Seed Starting Pellets
Reviewed By: Anthony Link (Stuyvesant, New York)
These little pellets are the best seed starting unit. When it comes to transplainting you vegetables or plants the soil stays together with out your roots breaking off, also has very little transplant shock.

 -  Monday, April 09, 2007
Great!
Reviewed By: Emma (Summerville, South Carolina)
These are fabulous. I use dozens every spring to start my garden. I even use them for veggies that don't transplant well (beans, carrots, radishes). Because you just plant the peelet, you don't have to worry about root damage when transplanting.

 -  Saturday, July 05, 2008
Don't Compost
Reviewed By: Christie Aldrin (Pig Town, Texas)
These pellets are great for starting plants, but they are not bioegradeable. I threw some in my compost three years ago And I am still picking them out of the composted dirt.


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