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In 1944 Grace and Adolph Guthals opened their doors to Guthals Produce Company. Thy sold baby chicks, feed, poultry remedies and supplies, and they bought cream, eggs, and live poultry which they processed for local restaurants and grocery stores.
In 1950, the Guthals moved their store from 1st and Pile in Clovis to their |
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And some plants prefer soil that is heavily organic. Some plants require a particular food to produce a certain color of blossom.
Our staff includes 3 master gardeners with degrees from Texas A & M to better serve you and help you with any problems you’re experiencing with your plants. We believe your plants and landscape are an investment worth protecting. Our pledge to you is that we will continue to offer only the finest plants and we will continue to educate ourselves so that we can give on the best information and available.
We pledge to help you protect your investment. |
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present location at 1st and Oak Street. They moved into their present building at the same address a few years later in 1961. In 1960, Grace began selling vegetable plants, packaged roses, and packaged fruit trees. From that humble beginning in the mid 40s until the present time, what is now known as Guthals Nursery and Landscaping has grown into a full service garden center.
Thanks to the many fine people of Eastern New Mexico and West Texas, Guthals now offers what is considered to be the largest and most complete line of nursery stock, fertilizer, seeds, and lawn & garden chemicals in the area. |
The business is now owned by Charles, Bryan, and Charlton Guthals and still offers the highest quality and most complete line of lawn and garden products in the area.
Many places sell plants, but not everyone can tell you what plants do well in our area, or whether a particular plant should even be planted here. If you don’t know plants, you should know your nurseryman. At Guthals, we pride ourselves in knowing our plants and how to plant them as well as where to plant them. Some plants like shade while others like sun. Some plants like both! |
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