Highbush Blueberry - Swedish Dishcloth – Willywaw

Highbush Blueberry - Swedish Dishcloth – Willywaw

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New! Swedish dishcloths are eco-friendly, reusable, compostable and can be thrown in the washing machine. Made from 70% cellulose fiber (from wood pulp)/20% cotton, these are super handy in the kitchen. HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRY is a two color print of blueberry blue and leaf green.

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Enjoy the sweet and juicy taste of homegrown blueberries with our Sweetheart Blueberry Plant. This popular and versatile shrub, scientifically known as Vaccinium corymbosum, is native to North America and is prized for its bountiful harvests of delectable berries. The highbush blueberry is a beautiful addition to any garden, providing not only a delicious fruit crop but also vibrant foliage and attractive blooms.

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