Massachusetts (MA) Ornamental Floriculture and Nursery Prods Companies
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- Bedding Plants Growers136
- Bulb Growers134
- Bulbs and Seeds173
- Cultivated Florists' Greens Growers2
- Florists' Greens and Flowers18
- Flower Seed Growers1
- Flowers, Grown in Field Nurseries12
- Flowers: Grown Under Cover (E.G., Greenhouse Production)44
- Fruit Stock Growers1
- Greenhouses18
- Nursery Stock Growers27
- Plants, Foliage and Shrubberies6
- Potted Plants Growers16
- Rose Growers2
- Shrubberies, Grown in Field Nurseries1
- Shrubberies, Grown Under Cover (E.G. Greenhouse Production)3
- Sod Farms3
- Vegetable Seed Growers4
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