Amsterdam Garden Centre
Family run garden centre and greenhouse grower at Old Dewdney Trunk Road and Harris Road, open daily year round. Sells bedding plants, hanging baskets, perennials, trees, house plants, soils and garden tools.
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This is a farm town, and the garden category reflects it. The four listings cover a garden centre, a landscape supply yard and two farms rather than four interchangeable nurseries, so what you can buy varies from one to the next: bedding plants and pots at one end, bulk soil, gravel and mulch by the yard at the other.
Businesses like these sit outside the residential strip, out on the farmland that covers most of the municipality, so plan on driving and on something to carry a load in. Spring is the pinch point, so ask early if you need bulk material delivered. The ground here is floodplain kept dry by dikes and ditches, which is worth mentioning when you ask for advice. Each listing carries its neighbourhood, address and hours where published.
Family run garden centre and greenhouse grower at Old Dewdney Trunk Road and Harris Road, open daily year round. Sells bedding plants, hanging baskets, perennials, trees, house plants, soils and garden tools.
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Landscape supply yard on Kennedy Road selling bulk topsoil, bark mulch, aggregate, sand and decorative rock, plus paving stones, retaining wall block and artificial turf. Delivers across the Lower Mainland and runs a landscape material recycling centre.
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Local plant nursery and blueberry farm on the Lougheed Highway. Sells a range of plants and trees from its garden centre, with freshly picked seasonal blueberries through the summer.
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Wholesale tree and shrub nursery on Advent Road growing evergreens, ornamental and shade trees, flowering shrubs, vines and grasses. Supplies landscapers and retail garden centres rather than walk in shoppers.
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Flag: address near municipal boundary, not confirmed outside so retained.
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Guides and roundups written for Pitt Meadows, with the businesses linked inline.
North of the Alouette the city turns into reclaimed farmland, and the road keeps going until it reaches Pitt Lake. The route, the stops worth making on the way, and what it is like out there.
Roughly 189 acres of light industrial land sits along Airport Way, and most people here have never driven through it. A guide to what is out there, how it is laid out, and why lunch is the weak point of the working end of town.
The first genuinely warm weekend arrives once a year and the whole city goes outside at the same moment. Where to go, what to do first, and why the bike should already be in working order.
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