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Rebl2

(17,925 posts)
Thu Mar 5, 2026, 12:35 PM Mar 5

I have a question to ask

I live in the Midwest, Missouri actually. In my area two of our large garden centers are closing. One however did get bought by a large, nearby botanical garden. It had gone into bankruptcy, the other is just closing, I am guessing before it goes bankrupt. Do any of you see this happening in your area of the country?

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I have a question to ask (Original Post) Rebl2 Mar 5 OP
There was an Amish greenhouse about 15 miles from me UpInArms Mar 5 #1
Tariffs IbogaProject Mar 5 #2

UpInArms

(55,347 posts)
1. There was an Amish greenhouse about 15 miles from me
Thu Mar 5, 2026, 12:38 PM
Mar 5

They had been there for about 20 years

It’s gone this year

IbogaProject

(6,068 posts)
2. Tariffs
Thu Mar 5, 2026, 02:33 PM
Mar 5

Many plants and flowers a come from out side the USA, so maybe tariffs last year have pushed some over the edge.

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