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Planning Ahead 2017

January 19, 2017

Well, the weather outside's not frightful, so lets get started on something delightful! There's no reason not to start planning your landscape projects now, and our designer Pat Flanagan and his crew are ready to go

Winter Seeding Saturday, Jan. 21

January 19, 2017

Stop in for "Winter Seeding Saturday" this Saturday, January 21: Get one Free Pound of Grass Seed* of your choice, as well as 20% Off Grass Seed purchases. All of our grass seed blends are specifically mixed for our