Clearance Sales For Seeds And Seedlings Available In Our Farm Warehouse

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Clearance Sales Available For Seeds And Seedlings At Our farm Warehouse In Ibadan..

OAKS-DOT SERVICES AND LOGISTICS LIMITED

 We are open for inspection from 9 am to 5pm, Monday to Saturday. 

Below are the listed items up for sales and numbers to call are: 

 +2347031360546, +2349069506517, +2348141208884.

Water mellon  @ #10.00/ seed.(50 market price)
Both species(38000 seeds available


Okro seed(#3800 / 5 g)  current price(7200)


Tomato(#80 per seedling) . Actual price is #150


Pepper all specie:(Technism and East-west product).


Bell pepper(Rodo)

Chilly pepper (sombo)

Harbanero(tatase)

#120 per seedling (current price 250)


Igbagba(vegetable garden egg) both specie:

#200 per seedling (current price #500)


Guava(both white and pink specie(#850 per seedling) . Current price 1500

All types of citrus (#1200 per seedling). Current market (#2000)


Mango all varieties:

Edward

Cherry

Kent(ogbomosho)
#1800 per seedling (current market #3000)

Avenger(ogbono) seedings (both specie ie the vegetable and fruit ones). #1200 current  price#2600

Moringa seed (#30 ) current price #60

Moringa seedlings (#500) current price #1200

Vitamin A Sweet potatos vine purple type( #50) current price #100

 
Ginger vine #70 (current price(#200)

Tumeric vine(#70) . Current price(#200).

Pineapple sucker(#80) current price #150


Elephant giant plantation sucker (#150). Current price (#300)

Ele-ele plantain sucker(#120) . Current price #200


Banana suckers species:

Canary(#250) current price(#350)

Cavandish(#250) current price ( #350)

Costa Rica/Panama / Cameroon (250). Current price(#350)

Local banana(#100) . Current price (150)

Date palm(Dabino) seedlings #1800(current price #3000)

Palm tree seedlings species:

Tinera: (#800) current price #1500

Super gene(#1700). Current price (#3000).

Cocoa seedlings species:

TC2-8: (#450) . Current price #800

Cofee:

Robusta and Arabical species:
#1500(Current price #2200).

Avocado seedlings (#1200) . Current price (#2000)

Rubber seedlings (#1200) . Current price #2500

Kolanut/ Bitter kola/African Cherry seedlings (#1200) . Current price #2000

Umbrella fruit tree seedlings (#300) Current price #600

Coconut (#2500) . Current price (#3500).

Neem seedlings (#400) . Current price (#700).

Ugwu seed(#100) .  Current price #100

Ugwu seedlings (#250). Current price (#350)

Teak/Gmelila seedlings (#400) . Current price (#700).

Dandelion seedlings (Yanrin): (#500). Current price (#800).

 Local Breadfruit seedlings (#1500). Current price(#2500)

Imported breadfruit seedings(#4500) current price (#6500).

Sugarcane sucker both species(#70) current  price (#100)

Sour-sop(#800). Current price(1200)

Bell apple(#500) . Current price(#800)

Sugar apple(#800) . Current price (#1200).

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