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Innovative Organic Nursery is the first and only truly organic grower specializing in strawberry, blackberry, and raspberry plants. We offer wholesale quantities for commercial farms, professional growers, retailers, and nurseries, along with smaller quantities for backyard and home gardeners. Our experienced team helps customers select the best varieties for their climate, growing conditions, and production goals. Every plant is grown with a commitment to organic practices, plant health, and reliable performance. From a small home berry garden to a large-scale growing operation, we provide healthy organic plants, knowledgeable support, convenient ordering, and nationwide shipping.
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640 Twin View Blvd, 96003, Redding, United States
- (530) 424-2227
- info@innovativeorganicnursery.com
- innovativeorganicnursery.com
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