From the Democrat & Chronicle:
Grossmans Home and Garden in Penfield has closed its doors.
With rumors of a potential closure swirling for months, auction signs were posted in front of the storefront on Route 250 this week.
According to a listing posted by Reynolds Auction Co., their company was hired to sell the entire contents of the business, including the store's remaining inventory, shelving and other store fixtures and trade equipment. Liquidation sale dates have been set for March 21 and 22. An auction to sell off the business' remaining assets has been scheduled for March 24.
Penfield Supervisor Tony LaFountain said he had understood that the business has closed permanently.
Read the rest of this article here.
Latest from Garden Center
- How to cultivate connections with vendors
- The Growth Industry Episode 3: Across the Pond with Neville Stein
- From drab to fab: How garden centers can sell more drought tolerant plants
- Trends: Proven Winners 2025 perennial survey shows strong demand
- Online registration opens for 2025 Farwest Show
- Retail Revival: Cultivating sustainability at independent garden centers
- Rhododendron renaissance: Holden Forests & Gardens using research to improve commercial plants
- Boxed in: 2025 Axiom Gardening Outlook Study explores big box vs IGCs
