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Angelo's Center Home & Garden
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Review by:
Ball-Romney D.
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If you want to rapidly make a large amount of undeveloped land look "lived in" this would be a good place to go. They cut a lot of corners -- they don't even have a web site! -- and seem to have some of the lowest prices around. Their five acres of plants vary in quality and health, so carefully inspect what you consider purchasing to see how viable it is; if you have a good eye for plants, you might save a few dollars here. Many of the plants have weeds growing in the pots. Several potted plants are tipped on their sides or partially dead. So if you want to grab a bunch of plants and put them in the ground, you may provide the illusion that your garden hasn't been tended recently. Personally, I would hire an additional staff person to make daily rounds to keep the plants healthy, but of course it could cost more.
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