Grandmas Gardens and Landscape

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Listing	Grandmas Gardens and Landscape Local (937) 885-2973 8107 State Route 48 Waynesville, OH 45068 http://WWW.GRANDMASGARDENS.NET
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User Reviews of Grandmas Gardens and Landscape

great selection by Barbara G. at InsiderPages

Cute little place to stop by and see. Prices are a bit high. Great selection and neat yard decorations, but could spend a fortune if trying to get all the plants to put in your yard from here. Great for here &...
citysearch.com - user review - 11/06/2005
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great selection

Cute little place to stop by and see. Prices are a bit high. Great selection and neat yard decorations, but could spend a fortune if trying to get all the plants to put in your yard from here. Great f...
judysbook.com - user review - 11/06/2005
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Grandma's Garden by Elizabeth O. at InsiderPages

This place always has a really nice selection of plants and trees. They have annuals, perrenials, and much more. The service is good here, and really the only reason I wouldn't give them 5 stars is because I...
citysearch.com - user review - 10/20/2005
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A nice place to visit

Grandma's Garden has various flowers, trees, and lawn decorations. They have a very large selection and everything appears to be in great condition. The lawn decorations and gifts are very nice, but ...
judysbook.com - user review - 08/19/2005
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A nice nursery by Courtney K. at InsiderPages

Grandma's Garden is a very nice place to go to purchase flowers and lawn items. Their selection is wonderful and all of the plants and shrubs are in very good condition. They also carry a nice selection of...
citysearch.com - user review - 07/13/2005
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