After you have purchased your beautiful new home in Middletown, Connecticut, and gone to Smith & Bishel for your new locks, paint, and all the tools and supplies that you will need to prepare you house for moving in. You will next want to go to the Stone Post Gardens in Middletown, Connecticut to get plants and flowers to spruce up the outside of your beautiful new home.
The Stone Post Gardens in Middletown, Connecticut, is located right on Randolph Road, RT 155. At the Stone Post Gardens in Middletown, Connecticut, you will find all of the plants and flowers that you are looking for to make your beautiful new house standout from all the others in the neighborhood.
The Stone Post Gardens in Middletown, Connecticut is a family owned and run business by the Eddinger Family. The Eddinger’s started growing plants for customers on their property in 1992, when their oldest son Matthew at the young age of 15, use money that he had saved to purchase a greenhouse. Since then his four brothers, his mother Bobbi, and father Rich have been helping him run the business.
By 2003 the business was growing more and more, and had out grown the greenhouse that Matthew had bought. It was time to move to a new location, and that location would be the main throughway in the South Farms area of Middletown, Randolph Road, RT 155.
It was at this point that the business became known as the Stone Post Gardens in Middletown, Connecticut. At first the new and bigger greenhouse was a plastic structure, but it enabled the Eddinger’s to increase what they were growing and offering to the public. As you can see from this picture, the flowers and plants are outstanding, and whatever you are looking for you will find here. The Stone Post Gardens became so popular and grew so quickly the plastic greenhouse was soon replaced with the structure you see today.
When you step into the Stone Post Gardens in Middletown, Connecticut, you quickly experience what the Eddinger Family strives to create, “a unique and enjoyable shopping experience where customers can see how to use plants in their individual gardens”. The Eddingers grow over 120,000 plants, and every plant is grown by the Eddinger’s in greenhouses that have been built on their Farm on Chamberlain Road in Middletown.
Once you have visited the Stone Post Gardens in Middletown, Connecticut, there will be no question that you will come again, especially during the holidays to buy a plant for that special person in your life.
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George Souto is a Loan Officer who can assist you with all your FHA, CHFA, andConventional mortgage needs in Connecticut. George resides in Middlesex County which includes Middletown, Middlefield, Durham, Cromwell, Portland, Higganum, Haddam, East Haddam, Chester, Deep River, and Essex. George can be contacted at (860) 573-1308 or gsouto@mccuemortgage.com
George - this sounds like the place to gon in your are for all your need to fix up the exterior of your new home. What a great resources!
Jeff
Jeff, yes it is, and it is a family that I have known over 20 years.
George, you are just way to good at all these posts. This really looks like a cool place to go!
George another excellent job previewing a local area you are obviously very familiar with.
Andrea, it is a really nice place, and don't you think that the flowers are just simply me :) :) :)
Bill I watched the Eddinger boys grow up into really fine hard working young men, and it is a pleasure to see that they have made a success of this business.
George,
That's a pretty large spread....we have many of those here since they can keep them open all year around.
Neal, once the temperature drops around here, they shut down, I guess that isn't a problem in Florida.
Looks like a great garden centre with quality looking plants. Great post George, and a great idea to pick up plant for someone special during the holidays....;)
Al and Peggy every year I take my wife there to pick out what she wants and they last from spring until the winter starts to set in.
George, with your flair for these regional posts maybe mortgages will take a back seat to your literary career?
Ed, thank you for the compliment, but I think I will stick to mortgages :) :)
George this is a place I could happily spend many hour, with such a large variety of plants I would engaged for a long time and I suspect I would be a repeat client.
George this is a place I could happily spend many hour, with such a large variety of plants I would engaged for a long time and I suspect I would be a repeat client.
Jennifer, when I take my wife there, I have a hard time getting her out :)