Heart and Star Vegetable Molds | Garden Seeds and Plants

Heart and Star Vegetable Molds

Create fun shaped vegetables and fruits.
Easy and fun to use vegetable molds fit over young vegetables to form heart and start shaped vegetables as the fruits grow and mature. The vegetables and fruit growing inside the mold taking the unique shape of either a heart or a star. When mature simply open the mold and harvest the fruit. Slice fruits and vegetables diagonally to reveal the shape of hearts and stars. Ideal for tomatoes, squash, cucumbers and more. Reusable and last for years and years.

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