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NURSERY # Company Name Address Mailing City/State/Zip Address Physical CITY_STATE_ZIP_PHY Contact Person Email Address Telephone # County Name 7910 "MY MOMMIE MADE IT!" 2654 CAPSTONE DRIVE MONTGOMERY, AL 36106 2654 CAPSTONE DRIVE MONTGOMERY, AL 36106 ARETHA DIX [email protected] 334-294-2864 MONTGOMERY 8004 4G FARMS 6144 SWEARENGIN RD SCOTTSBORO, AL 35769 6144 SWEARENGIN RD SCOTTSBORO, AL 35769 STEPHANIE GUFFEY [email protected] 256-558-0854 MARSHALL 6646 A & A SPRINKLERS INC 207 PLANTATION DR MERIDIANVILLE, AL 35759 207 PLANTATION DR MERIDIANVILLE, AL 35759 KRIS JOHNSON [email protected] 256-828-0691 MADISON 7379 A BEAUTIFUL CREATION 855 HOLTVILLE RD WETUMPKA, AL 36092 855 HOLTVILLE RD WETUMPKA, AL 36092 JAMIE EDWARDS [email protected] 334-514-9579 ELMORE 5202 A BEAUTIFUL YARD 8153 HIGHWAY 59 FOLEY, AL 36535 8153 HIGHWAY 59 FOLEY, AL 36535 FRAN HOPKINS [email protected] 251-752-2257 BALDWIN 5665 A BLOOM GARDEN CENTER 116 ALVERSON RD NORTH MOBILE, AL 36608 116 ALVERSON RD NORTH MOBILE, AL 36608 BETH MALPAS [email protected] 251-633-6046 MOBILE 7823 A PASSION FOR FLOWERS 17867C WEST ILLINOIS ST ROBERTSDALE, AL 36567 17867C WEST ILLINOIS ST ROBERTSDALE, AL 36567 SANDRA MASON [email protected] 251-609-3337 BALDWIN 6739 A SHOWPLACE LAWN 130 INVERNESS PLZ #171 BIRMINGHAM, AL 35242 3298 N BROKEN BOW DR BIRMINGHAM, AL 35242 TIM CHAMBLESS [email protected] 205-919-2929 SHELBY 6649 A SIMPLY SOUTHERN FLORIST LLC 316 SIMMONS ST ELBA, AL 36323 316 SIMMONS ST ELBA, AL 36323 CHRIS FOLEY 334-897-2700 COFFEE 7055 A TO Z LANDSCAPING, LLC 1275 COUNTY ROAD 271 VALLEY, AL 36854 1275 COUNTY ROAD 271 VALLEY, AL 36854 KATRINA DUFFEY [email protected] 706-773-4413 CHAMBERS 7560 A&W LAWN KARE, LLC PO BOX 764 PIEDMONT, AL 36272 2121 US HWY 278E PIEDMONT, AL 36272 ERIN ADDERHOLD [email protected] 256-239-8288 CALHOUN 5000 A+ FARM & HOME-BUTLER P O BOX 515 BUTLER, AL 36904 231 W PUSHMATAHA STREET BUTLER, AL 36904 WENDY EZELL [email protected] 205-459-8300 CHOCTAW 5002 A+ FARM & HOME-GILBERTOWN P O BOX 515 BUTLER, AL 36908 74 FRONT STREET GILBERTOWN, AL 36908 WENDY EZELL [email protected] 205-459-8300 CHOCTAW 5031 A+ LANDSCAPE & IRRIGATION, INC 170 LEE ROAD 27 AUBURN, AL 36830 170 LEE ROAD 27 AUBURN, AL 36830 ROB HASSETT [email protected] 334-321-8910 LEE 7517 A-1 FOLIAGE 2024 ST. MARY'S RD COTTONWOOD, AL 36320 2024 ST. MARY'S RD COTTONWOOD, AL 36320 SHELIA BASS [email protected] 334-685-2844 HOUSTON 5444 A-1 SPECIALISTS, LLC P O BOX 1075 ATMORE, AL 36504 9112 HWY 31 ATMORE, AL 36502 DAVID GIBBS [email protected] 251-368-8060 ESCAMBIA 7049 AA LANDSCAPING 155 MASSEY RD RUSSELLVILLE, AL 35653 155 MASSEY RD RUSSELLVILLE, AL 35653 ANDREW AYCOCK [email protected] 256-412-2639 FRANKLIN 5182 AAA GROUNDSKEEPERS, LLC 3211 LeBRON ROAD MONTGOMERY, AL 36106 3211 LeBRON ROAD MONTGOMERY, AL 36106 JESSE BURGHER [email protected] 334-294-1150 MONTGOMERY 7711 ABCD LANDSCAPING LLC 18688 BULL SPRINGS RD ROBERTSDALE, AL 36567 18688 BULL SPRINGS RD ROBERTSDALE, AL 36567 SARA BLACKBURN [email protected] 251-233-8694 BALDWIN 6788 ABERNATHY FARM SUPPLY 553 ALEX CITY SHOPPING CENTER ALEXANDER CITY, AL 35010 553 ALEX CITY SHOPPING CENTER ALEXANDER CITY, AL 35010 JIN ED ABERNATHY [email protected] 256-329-8385 TALLAPOOSA 5061 ACE HARDWARE STEVESON LLC 43146 US HWY 72 STEVENSON, AL 35772 43146 US HWY 72 STEVENSON, AL 35772 DAVID BLIZARD [email protected] 256-437-9088 JACKSON 6414 ACROSS THE POND, INC. 429 SHEILDS ROAD HUNTSVILLE, AL 35811 7004 MEMORIAL PARKWAY N HUNTSVILLE, AL 35810 TREVOR COLE [email protected] 256-859-0123 MADISON 7835 ADORABLE'S FLORIST 420 A COLISEUM BLVD MONTGOMERY, AL 36109 420 A COLISEUM BLVD MONTGOMERY, AL 36109 NATALIE JOHNSON [email protected] 334-244-7006 MONTGOMERY 7211 ADVANCED LAWN & LANDSCAPING LLC PO BOX 1335 MADISON, AL 35758 123 CLAYTOR LN MADISON, AL 35758 DANIEL TATUM [email protected] 256-755-1624 MADISON 5661 ADVANTAGE FORESTRY 408 N. COMMISSIONERS AVE DEMOPOLIS, AL 36732 408 N. COMMISSIONERS AVE DEMOPOLIS, AL 36732 PETER FRANKOWSKI [email protected] 334-341-2059 MARENGO 7822 ADVANTAGE LAWN & LANDSCAPE LLC 4174 RIVER OAKS DR BIRMINGHAM, AL 35216 4174 RIVER OAKS DR BIRMINGHAM, AL 35216 HUNTER LAGROVE [email protected] 205-901-3077 JEFFERSON AFFORDABLE LANDSCAPE AND LAWN service@affordablelandscapeandlawns 6180 SERVICE P O BOX 210483 MONTGOMERY, AL 36121 1230 Perry Hill Road, STE E MONTGOMERY, AL 36109 ANTHONY J THOMAS SR. ervice.net 334-538-4312 MONTGOMERY 6978 ALABAMA DEVELOPMENT LLC P O BOX 2049 ORANGE BEACH, AL 36561 3486 BAYOU PL ORANGE BEACH, AL 36561 PIERCE KAYLOR [email protected] 251-214-7009 BALDWIN 7056 ALABAMA ENVIRONMENTAL TURF 421 2ND AVENUE NORTH BIRMINGHAM, AL 35204 421 2ND AVENUE NORTH BIRMINGHAM, AL 35204 JOSHUA AND STEVE WELDON [email protected] 205-229-5960 JEFFERSON 6740 ALABAMA GARDEN COMPANY P O BOX 224 SAGINAW, AL 35137 305 NORTH MAIN ST COLUMBIANA, AL 35051 WOODFORD QUINN [email protected] 205-283-8578 SHELBY 6475 ALABAMA LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS P O BOX 487 TROY, AL 36081 314 TROJAN WAY TROY, AL 36081 DARREN STEPHENS [email protected] 334-566-6666 PIKE ALABAMA LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE 6476 & IRRIGATION PO BOX 680488 PRATTVILLE, AL 36068 1459 OHIO FERRO RD MONTGOMERY, AL 36117 JOHN NICHOLS [email protected] 334-657-6247 AUTAUGA 5097 ALABAMA LAWN AND LANDSCAPE 944 CREAMER RD WETUMPKA, AL 36093 944 CREAMER RD WETUMPKA, AL 36093 JASON MORRIS [email protected] 334-398-1327 MONTGOMERY 5915 ALABAMA LAWN MASTERS, INC P O BOX 1648 HUNTSVILLE, AL 35807 3426 9TH AVENUE SW HUNTSVILLE, AL 35805 ALEXIS MARTIN [email protected] 256-536-2116 MADISON 5123 ALABAMA PLANT WHOLESALE PO BOX 101586 IRONDALE, AL 35210 301 21ST ST S IRONDALE, AL 35210 LORRAINE FINCHER [email protected] 205-602-8922 JEFFERSON 5003 ALABAMA SURVEYING & MAPPING INC 9511 CO RD 51 JEMISON, AL 35085 9511 CO RD 51 JEMISON, AL 35085 RANDY PHILLIPS [email protected] 205-688-6656 CHILTON 5666 ALBERTVILLE LAWN SERVICE 316 CHAFFIN ROAD HORTON, AL 35980 316 CHAFFIN ROAD HORTON, AL 35980 BOB DUCKETT [email protected] 256-506-1780 MARSHALL 6648 ALBRITTON'S FLORIST 105 BROAD STREET CAMDEN, AL 36726 105 BROAD STREET CAMDEN, AL 36726 BILL ALBRITTON [email protected] 334-682-4018 WILCOX 6991 ALBRITTON'S FLOWERS 1625 WEST HIGHLAND AVE SELMA, AL 36701 1625 WEST HIGHLAND AVE SELMA, AL 36701 WILLIAM ALBRITTON 334-874-8834 DALLAS 7923 ALDI, INC PO BOX 100 GLADEVILLE, TN 37071 2125 WINCHESTER RD NE HUNTSVILLE, AL 35811 MADISON 7311 ALDI, INC P O BOX 100 GLADEVILLE, TN 37071 516 W. AVALON AVE. MUSCLE SHOALS, AL 35661 COLBERT 7297 ALDI, INC P O BOX 100 GLADEVILLE, TN 37071 1349 McFARLAND Blvd Tuscaloosa, AL 35404 STEPHANIE CONWAY [email protected] 615-449-8840 EXT.106 TUSCALOOSA 7304 ALDI, INC P O BOX 100 GLADEVILLE, TN 37071 5485 PATRICK WAY BIRMINGHAM, AL 35235 JEFFERSON 7298 ALDI, INC P O BOX 100 GLADEVILLE, TN 37071 2891 ALLISON BONNETT MEMORIAL DR. HUEYTOWN, AL 35023 JEFFERSON 7305 ALDI, INC P O BOX 100 GLADEVILLE, TN 37071 428 GREEN SPRINGS HWY HOMEWOOD, AL JEFFERSON 7805 ALDI, INC P O BOX 100 GLADEVILLE, TN 37071 5801 MCFARLAND BLVD NORTHPORT, AL 35476 TUSCALOOSA 7299 ALDI, INC P O BOX 100 GLADEVILLE, TN 37071 75 HOLMES DR OXFORD, AL 36203 CALHOUN 7307 ALDI, INC P O BOX 100 GLADEVILLE, TN 37071 113 SIMMSVILLE RD. 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