Lechuza-Pon Small Scoop

TAYLOR MADE PLANTERS LTD

£3.99

Size 0.1 Litre High-quality plastic Trendy colors Simple yet practical Free UK Mainland Delivery on orders over £150.00 Orders under £150.00 are subject to a £7.99 flat delivery rate Lechuza-Pon Small Scoop Transforming your potting experience requires the right tools to bridge the gap between plant care and manual labour. The Lechuza-Pon Small Scoop acts as the perfect interface for handling sensitive mineral substrates with speed and absolute precision. It is built to ensure that every gram of material finds its way into your planter without mess or unnecessary waste. Whether you are a seaso

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TAYLOR MADE PLANTERS LTD, number 07211821. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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