Begonia Brothers expands landscaping biz into downtown Northville
Begonia Brothers Landscape and Supplies, a Northville institution known for its garden flowers and landscaping (and also for its props at Halloween, Christmas and other holidays) is opening a new store in downtown Northville. The new garden center store opens Sept. 21st at 314 New Center St., in what was a furniture store. The new store complements Begonia Brothers other garden center on Brickscape Road. Business has been so good for Begonia Brothers, boosted by party supply services such as tent and table rentals and inflatables such as bounce houses and obstacle courses and even mechanical bulls and dunk tanks, the company is increasing inventory and hiring new employees. Source: Jessica Statham, manager, Begonia Brothers Writer: Kim North Shine
Begonia Brothers Landscape and Supplies, a Northville institution known for its garden flowers and landscaping (and also for its props at Halloween, Christmas and other holidays) is opening a new store in downtown Northville.
The new garden center store opens Sept. 21st at 314 New Center St., in what was a furniture store. The new store complements Begonia Brothers other garden center on Brickscape Road.
Business has been so good for Begonia Brothers, boosted by party supply services such as tent and table rentals and inflatables such as bounce houses and obstacle courses and even mechanical bulls and dunk tanks, the company is increasing inventory and hiring new employees.
Source: Jessica Statham, manager, Begonia Brothers
Writer: Kim North Shine
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