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Norman Keil Nurseries

Norman Keil Nurseries
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📍38 A Fifty Acre Rd, St James, NY 11780, USA
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About the Nursery

Wholesale Greenhouse and Nursery. Top products: Annuals, Perennials, Vegetable and herb plants, Garden mums, Poinsettias. Norman Keil Nurseries is a wholesale horticultural operation established in 1996 on Long Island. Over nearly three decades, the company has expanded significantly, now operating five distinct facilities totaling 100 acres, including 975,000 square feet of indoor greenhouse space. The nursery specializes in a diverse range of seasonal and ornamental crops, ranging from early-spring pansies to year-end poinsettias. Their business model is strictly wholesale, serving a broad client base that includes large chain stores, supermarkets, garden centers, and landscape professionals. With a workforce of 80 full-time and 200 seasonal employees, the nursery focuses on high-volume production of annuals, perennials, vegetable and herb starts, and winter greens. Their mission centers on large-scale horticultural excellence, providing robust plant inventory to support the retail and landscaping trades across their service regions.
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Customer Reviews(19)

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Brittany Lynn2 weeks ago

The 5+ star is for Jolette’s heart and maintaining the hearts of humanity. She is so helpful and kind. I am looking for something very specific—I was directed to the Nursery and blessed to connect with Jolette. Thank you. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

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wilfredo l alvarino3 months ago

Very good place to unload they even clean your trailer when they’re done

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FERNANDO FRANCO3 months ago

Fast unload. There's a no Truck over 2T sign at entrance street. However go in and take your first left .

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Sandy Ka year ago

I visited this establishment to buy plants for my landscaping, but the experience was incredibly disappointing. Despite the heavy rain and having my two kids with me, I hoped for a positive visit. A woman initially greeted me, but my mood quickly changed when a man approached me rudely. He stated that children were not allowed and claimed the business was not open to the public. When I mentioned I found them online, his disrespectful attitude felt biased and offensive. I left feeling frustrated and disheartened. It's unacceptable for any business to treat customers this way, especially when they are simply looking to make a purchase.

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Sulton Amirova year ago

Very good guys,

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