GartenGieß™ / Automatisches Bewässerungssystem für Garten & Balkon

GartenGieß™ / Automatisches Bewässerungssystem für Garten & Balkon

Marsoni

M251S

$49.95

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GartenGieß™ / Automatisches Bewässerungssystem für Garten & BalkonRundum Bewsserung mit Automatik Spart Wasser, Zeit & Mhe! Dieses automatische Bewsserungssystem sorgt fr gleichmige, mhelose Gartenpflege. Mit den flexiblen 360 Dsen erreichen Sie jede Pflanze ideal fr Beete, Gemse oder Kbelpflanzen. 360 Sprhabdeckung Biegsame Dsen fr gezielte Bewsserung. Wasser sparen Einstellbare Sprhnebel fr empfindliche Pflanzen. Werkzeugfreie Montage Einstecken & sofort bewssern. Komplettset Alles enthalten: Dsen, Schlauch,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012