Take a look at some of our favorite finds from the team’s recent travels — eye-catching merchandising displays from garden centers across the country!
Nalls Produce & Garden Center in Alexandria, VA is keeping their flower beds blooming strong into fall with Flower-tone®, even as their pumpkin displays go up for the season.
Mike’s Garden Center in Southlake, TX built out a dedicated Bio-tone® Starter Plus display, complete with its own signage calling out deeper roots, bigger blooms, and faster growth — impossible for customers to miss.
Old Mill Feed & Garden in Dallas, OR stocked up on Turf-tone® All Season Lawn Food, with a sign posted nearby emphasizing the importance of organic lawn food.
Moore & Moore Garden Center in Nashville, TN turned their check-out stand into a hand-painted work of art, with Espoma Organic tones stocked right in reach in hanging bins — proof that even the checkout line can be part of the merchandising.
Farmington Gardens in Beaverton, OR displays their full Espoma Organic Tones lineup alongside a Recommended Feeding Chart, making it easy for customers to know exactly which product to use and when.
Al’s Garden & Home in Sherwood, OR built a wall of color, organizing their full Espoma Organic lineup by shade from end to end. It’s an eye-catching way to help customers shop by need without ever asking for help.
TLC Garden Centers in Oklahoma City, OK displays Citrus-tone® on a plant stand surrounded by citrus trees and citrus-print pots — cross-merchandising that ties the whole display together.
Bauman’s Farm & Garden in Gervais, OR staged Soil Acidifier on a barrel display right next to their hydrangeas — putting the product right where customers can grab it to turn their blooms blue.
