Saratoga & Lake George Landscaping and Nursery - Toadflax Nursery in S. Glens Falls
Company Description:
conveniently located in south glens falls, toadflax nursery is the lake george - saratoga springs area's premier nursery, greenhouse, garden center, and landscape design/build company.
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landscaping, greenhouse, plants, trees, gardening, snow removal, plowing, nursery, excavation, property management, mowing, lawn maintenance, pest control, weed control, stone mason, stone wall, patio, glens falls, saratoga, lake george
Company Address:
PO BOX 1432,SOUTH GLENS FALLS,NY,USA
ZIP Code: Postal Code:
12803
Telephone Number:
5187932886 (+1-518-793-2886)
Fax Number:
5187932626 (+1-518-793-2626)
Website:
toadflaxnursery. com
Email:
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