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G&S Greenhouse opens in Edmonton, KY



2012-04-30 - 320 Glasgow Street, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Gaye Shaw. The Edmonton-Metcalfe County Chamber of Commerce recently conducted a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at G & S Greenhouse & Produce, 320 Glasgow Street in Edmonton. Owners Gary and Sheila Ervin have a large variety of flowers and vegetable plants as well as trees, shrubs, and mulch. They also offer fresh produce, honey and some gift items. The greenhouse is open Monday through Saturday from 8am-6pmCT. In the photo are: Gary Ervin, Shelia Ervin, Valorie Nelson, Joseph Ervin, William Hammer, Nathan Upton, Eric Melton, Amy Manthei, Patricia Pedigo, Chris Huffman, Judge Greg Wilson, Tommy Garrett, Jamie Howard, Freeda Reece, Ella Lee Wilson, Jessica Tucker, Mayor Howard Garrett, Tim Tsukagoshi. - Gaye Shaw, Edmonton-Metcalfe County Chamber of Commerce

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