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Soil Thermometer

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Soil Thermometer

Colorblends recommends that bulbs be planted when the soil has cooled in the fall to about 55 degrees F. Not sure whether your soil is cool enough? Check it with this thermometer. An aluminum case with a pointed tip makes it easy to push the thermometer into the soil. Can also be used to time seed sowing and annual planting in the spring.
Unconditionally guaranteed.
Made in England.

Length: 10″

Item # 9030
Sunlight Full (6+ hours sun per day)

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