Are you looking for a quality (local) supplier of stock for your landscaping, retail, or garden center?

Look no further, we have over 25 years experience growing quality horticultural products.  At Sunnyview we know there is only one thing more important than our customer, and that is your customer. We are growing a crop of flowers that will earn their loyalty to your business. 
 
We take the time and spend a little more on materials to ensure a satisfied gardener. They will soon forget what they paid for something, but will be looking at their flowers, in their garden, all summer, and will remember where they bought it. Our goal is to satisfy your customer and keep them coming back to you for all their gardening and landscaping needs.

We are a horticultural wholesaler. Missouri's climate provides a lengthy season for select types of colorful flowers. We provide you the right kind of stock  so you can provide your clients with a colorful selection of flowers from March through October. The color brings customers in your front door and our quality brings them back to your store for repeat business.

For the landscaper high quality means your client is happy, there are low losses, and you avoid expensive repeat visits replacing failed stock.

Spring is getting closer, warmer weekends are tempting the early gardeners. At Sunnyview our baskets have wire hangers, not plastic. Plastic hangers denature in a few weeks of sun and crack. Our basket sizes are what we say they are: 10 inch baskets are really 10 inch, 12 inch are really 12 inch.
 
We add slow release fertilizer to our pots and baskets to ensure a continuing supply of nourishment for the plants. All your customer has to do is water them, for a lasting display.
 
Our flats are not the slimlines. They are full and deep. Over the years this type has demonstrated, for the responsible grower, the ability to repeatedly produce the best results for the ultimate customer. Why? Because in smaller containers, the plants often become root-bound a long time before they ship. The grower saves money with small containers and less fill,  but the product suffers. The small amount of fill retains very little moisture. The plants can dry out in just an hour or two. They may arrive distressed from even an hour two in shipment. There is insufficent fill around the roots to buffer them and assist the transition when the plants are put in the local soil. Shock reduces yields. You have to buy more to fill out the failures. Landscapers have to go back and rework the site. For them, time is money.

Michelle

and

Bob

Ritter

 Owners

983 HWY KK

Troy, Mo.

 63379

Office

636

290-4633

 Fax

636

528-0255

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