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Supply of Vexar Mesh Tube Protectors

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This scope was carved out of JH27-124.

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JH27-124 Custom Grow and Contract Propagation of 10,000 Seedlings from Native Seeds (seeds will be provided)

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Supplies Vexar mesh tube protectors for prime contractors on Utah Department of Natural Resources (UDWR) projects. Provides mesh tubing designed to cover the root wad and extend at least 8" above the soil surface to protect seedling stems. Delivers sufficient quantity of Vexar-branded mesh for 10,000 seedlings.

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