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Lumbini Plant Nursery

Supplier From Sri Lanka
Sep-19-22
Supplier : Live tissue culture plants, alocasia, syngonium, philodendron, anthurium, orchids

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Established: 2019

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A729/2, Sunray Garden , Maththamagoda,
Kotiyakumbura , Kegalle , Sri Lanka
Kegalle 71063
Kotiyakumbura Sri Lanka


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